Last week the PGA Tour's Player Advisory Council shared a proposal that would reduce the number of players in most 2026 PGA Tour fields. The proposal cited pace of play and daylight issues among reasons for the changes.

The PGA Tour's Player Advisory Council made a proposal last week to reduce the number of players at certain PGA Tour events starting in 2026. The plan includes limiting the field size at some tournaments: one-course full-field events would be capped at 144 players,

Padraig Harrington was clear that he thinks the PGA Tour's proposal to further close shop in the upcoming years was a "terrible" idea.

Even as the PGA Tour was moving to the all-exempt tour in 1983, one of the proposals was for a “super tour” of 20 or 25 events with big purses (back then it was in the $400,000 range, which sounds like chump change in today's golf economy).

The PGA Tour is set for a major shakeup in 2026, with field sizes set to be reduced and the tour's membership cut from 125 to 100 - and Padraig Harrington is not a fan

Padraig Harrington has hit out at new PGA Tour proposals as the three-time Major winner looks to help grow the game during the LIV Golf era

A handful of proposed changes could be coming to the PGA Tour, but that doesn't mean everyone approves. Here's Padraig Harrington's take. The post ‘Just terrible’: Padraig Harrington blasts proposed PGA Tour changes appeared first on Golf.

Padraig Harrington is not a fan of the player-led PGA Tour proposals that will see field sizes reduced and Monday qualifiers become a thing of the past

Padraig Harrington is not a fan of the PGA Tour’s proposal to limit field sizes and cut Monday qualifiers, among other things.