PGA Tour Commissioner Jay Monahan is recovering from a ‘medical condition’ with others taking on daily activities

PGA Tour Commissioner Jay Monahan is recovering from a “medical condition,” the Tour announced Tuesday night. No further details are provided. In his place, PGA Tour executives Ron Price and Tyler Dennis will assume his leadership responsibilities.

News of Monahan’s health comes after a tumultuous week in which the PGA Tour reached an agreement with Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund to consolidate commercial operations. Monahan, 53, toured around last week discussing the deal with the media and his players during some tumultuous days. Earlier this week, a The Senate Inquiry Has Been Opened into the arrangement.

Monahan is the fourth commissioner in the history of the PGA Tour, a position he has held since 2017. He has joined the Tour in various capacities since 2008.

“Jay Monahan has informed the PGA Tour Policy Board that he is recovering. The Board fully supports Jay and appreciates everyone respecting his privacy. During Jay’s absence, Ron Price, CEO, and Tyler Dennis, Vice President & Executive President, PGA Tour, will lead the day-to-day operations of the PGA Tour with the support of the amazing team Jay has built, ensuring ensure seamless continuity. We will provide further updates as appropriate.”

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