No Laying Up - Golf Podcast 1064: Future of the PGA Tour + Team Europe Finalized
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Sep 2, 2025 DJ Pajowski, a regular contributor known for his insights on the PGA Tour, joins the discussion on the European Ryder Cup team selections. They analyze player dynamics and critiques of selection decisions, highlighting the excitement and pressures leading into the tournament. The conversation shifts to the PGA Tour's new CEO, exploring initiatives to boost fan engagement and address antitrust issues. Pajowski shares thoughts on the evolving sponsorship landscape and innovative strategies for enhancing the viewing experience, making golf more appealing for both traditional fans and newcomers.
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Pick For Ryder Cup Chemistry
- Pick Ryder Cup players for cohesion and proven camaraderie, not just hot form.
- Value locker-room chemistry and previous Ryder Cup experience when choosing captain's picks.
Europe Chooses Continuity Over Form
- Europe largely selected returning players, prioritizing continuity over recent form.
- That choice reflects a belief that locker-room dynamics and past Ryder Cup success often outweigh short-term results.
Europe Values Experience Over Breakouts
- Europe resisted adding breakout young stars and favored established names with Ryder Cup history.
- That choice signals Europe's prioritization of chemistry and experience over rewarding short-term surges.