The PGA Tour just got an NFL-style makeover — and Brian Rolapp is calling the plays. After 22 years in the NFL, Rolapp is now leading the PGA Tour with a bold vision for the game’s future. One of his first moves? Creating a Competition Committee led by Tiger Woods — a clear sign that golf’s power structure is shifting. In this episode of Straight Facts, Homie, Trey Wingo breaks down why Rolapp’s arrival could redefine professional golf. From moving the PGA Championship back to August to restoring iconic events like Colonial and Byron Nelson, Trey explains how this shift could finally give golf its rhythm back — and its fans a reason to care again. He also dives into LIV Golf’s ongoing struggle, what went wrong with their “disruptive” model, and why even stars like Jon Rahm are starting to question the decision. This isn’t incremental change. It’s a full reset — and it’s exactly what golf needed. 👇 Watch the full episode and subscribe for more unfiltered takes from Trey Wingo and ...