Brian Rolapp is making some cuts, and it’s the PGA Tour veterans who are paying the price for it. For many years, the top players on the Champions Tour have been benefiting from a policy that allowed them to dip into their pension benefits for retirement. Every year, players who finish in the top 48 in Senior Tour events receive a pension fund for their continued contribution. However, as per the latest reports, Rolapp has decided to narrow down the total amount allotted to the veterans.

As confirmed by Golfweek’s Adam Schupak on X, the PGA Tour Champions pension pool has been cut by 20% from $10 million to $8 million. The funds were awarded to all players who played at least 12 events in a season and finished inside the top 48 in one of them. That means quite a huge number of senior play

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