On October 7th, 2025, we cover the fallout from fan abuse at the Ryder Cup, the release of the TGL schedule which sets a potential return date for Tiger Woods, and the controversial end of Q-School for the PGA Tour Champions.

RYDER CUP FALLOUT

• The fallout from Bethpage Black continues as Rory McIlroy reportedly considers a reduced PGA Tour schedule after he and his wife, Erica, endured significant fan abuse, including having a beer thrown at her during the event.
• PGA of America CEO Derek Spague: "I do plan on sending them an e-mail with my heartfelt apologies because of what occurred."
• The incident highlights the personal toll high-profile events can take on players and their families, pushing even a top star to reconsider his commitments.

TGL'S BIG REVEAL

• The TGL's second season schedule is here, kicking off December 28th. The highlight is the "Founders' Derby" on March 1st, pitting Tiger Woods' Jupiter Links GC against Rory McIlroy's Boston Common Golf.
• The schedule sets a potential professional return date for Tiger Woods as early as January 13th, his team's first match of the season.
• The league is already expanding before its second season even begins, with a new Detroit-based team announced for the 2027 season.

PATHWAYS & CLOSED DOORS

• While 75 players at the Korn Ferry Tour Championship fight for just 12 remaining PGA Tour cards, the PGA Tour Champions has controversially eliminated its Q-School, effectively closing a pathway for aspiring senior professionals.
• PGA Tour Champions President Miller Brady said the move was to "benefit members of the PGA Tour," but player Rob Labritz called it a "total bummer."
• The decision underscores the brutal reality of professional golf, where dreams are being fought for on one tour and extinguished by committee on another.

Quick Hits

75 players for 12 KFT cards • PGA of America's formal apology to the McIlroys • TGL adds a Detroit team for 2027

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