We have no current plans to change our regulations and allow their use during competitive play on any of our three tours. Of course, their use continues to be permitted during practice rounds.
We aspire to stage the best golf tournament in the world. We think we're at an elite level already. But we think we can get better ... this is one of the most ambitious things that's ever happened.
A number of sites have been mentioned inside the PGA Tour, and Harding would be on that list. Harding has proven itself to be a good venue for unique, significant events.
We've indicated to the organizers that we would like to have a mid-May time frame for their indication of the ability to secure a sponsor going forward.
We're not contemplating any change for our competitions.
If the courts disagree, ... maybe it isn't so cut and dried.
Because our discussions with our TV partners are still in progress, it's not appropriate to provide any comment on those discussions.
No. 1, on the site agreement the tour is not directly involved. It's the host organization's job - being led by Gerald Goodman - to get that done, and Gerald is very confident that it will get done.
Because negotiations are ongoing, we have no comment. I want to reinforce that we are not done.
We do believe we will be able to secure title sponsorship for the event when it moves to the fall.
