On August 30th, 2025, we explore the striking humility of the world's top two players, major structural changes at the PGA Tour, and a liquor license review for Donald Trump's New Jersey golf clubs.

The Humility Tour

Despite historic dominance, the world's top two players, Scottie Scheffler and Jeeno Thitikul, share a surprising sense of humility. We break down their incredible seasons and why they're both dismissing their own greatness.

"It's very silly to be compared to Tiger Woods. I think Tiger is a guy that stands alone in the game of golf." - Scottie Scheffler

Upon returning to World No. 1, Thitikul told media, "I don't think I'm good. I don't think I'm that good," showcasing the internal pressure even the best players feel.

Tiger's New Role & Tour Restructuring

Under new CEO Brian Rolapp, the PGA Tour is undergoing significant changes. A new Tiger Woods-chaired committee will shape the future of competition, while a voluntary retirement program signals major financial pressures.

"It's an unsustainable model to have 150-plus guys out here." - Mackenzie Hughes on the Tour's economics.

The new "Future Competition Committee" includes influential player voices like Patrick Cantlay and Adam Scott, putting the tour's direction directly in the hands of its stars.

Trump's New Jersey Troubles

Donald Trump's felony convictions are creating issues for his New Jersey golf clubs. State officials are reviewing the liquor licenses for Bedminster and Colts Neck, forcing them to operate under a temporary permit with strict conditions.

The temporary permit requires all proceeds from liquor sales to be held in a separate, untouched account pending the final review.

This review puts a spotlight on the real-world business consequences of the former president's legal battles, impacting the day-to-day operations of his flagship golf properties.

Quick Hits

Jodi Ewart Shadoff's comeback round • Ryder Cup picks loom • Trump's liquor license limbo

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