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Saturday
Jul042009

Bettors: The Annual Call For Unionizing PGA Tour!

I took over July 1 and based on Rex Hoggard's posting, I have a claim ticket to cash in!

What remains to be seen is how the new rule impacts play on Tour – most players didn’t think there will be a drastic adjustment but few have actually tested wedges with the new grooves – and how players will react to having their opinions brushed aside by the Tour.

“If Tim wanted a union, he’s got one now,” said one player who noted that a healthy cross section of the Tour was in favor of delaying the rule one year.

Of all the reasons to form a union and open up the books, this is the topic that got some guys worked up? Really?

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Why do I suspect that a vote for a union would just about equal the amount of guys with Titleist on their hats?
07.5.2009 | Unregistered CommenterJohnV
I'll say it again - they're a bunch of babies
07.5.2009 | Unregistered CommenterMatt A
Volunteers revolt. Union for them, too.
07.5.2009 | Unregistered CommenterSammy
Isn't the PGA Tour like a co-op with the players getting all the profits (less expenses) over time? If not, who are the owners?
07.5.2009 | Unregistered CommenterBrad Ford
How can they unionize? They elect and hire the commissioner. Don't they "own" the PGA Tour? How can ownership unionize?

I'm no business genius, but this makes no sense.
07.6.2009 | Unregistered CommenterErik J. Barzeski

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