Justin Thomas tells PGA Tour CEO Brian Rolapp where he needs to schedule more events
Justin Thomas has made it clear where he believes the PGA Tour should focus more attention moving forward. The two-time major winner was asked about his experiences playing in the northeast and did not hold back in his praise.
Photo by James Gilbert/Getty Images Justin Thomas has made it clear where he believes the PGA Tour should focus more attention moving forward. The two-time major winner was asked about his experiences playing in the northeast and did not hold back in his praise. With Brian Rolapp now leading the PGA Tour, Thomas has effectively issued a call for more events in that region, and his reasoning is centred around the fans.
Justin Thomas urges PGA Tour to stage more events in the northeast Thomas spoke glowingly about his past experiences playing in the northeast, highlighting both the courses and the atmosphere created by supporters. “I love it,” he said. “I’ve won the playoff event, TPC Boston.
That event, when it would finish on Monday, finished on Labor Day, and the crowds were wild. ” The American pointed to the unique nature of sports fans in that part of the United States, suggesting their passion makes tournaments stand out. “It’s very, very passionate sports fans.
I think you know you’re going to get that in the northeast, and they’re going to shoot it to you straight. ” Photo by Tracy Wilcox/PGA TOUR via Getty Images Thomas also referenced more recent memories, including the Truist Championship at the Philadelphia Cricket Club, where he thrived. “The Truist last year, Philly Cricket Club, I loved.