Why Beau Hossler Took a Step Away From Golf to Find Himself

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The PGA Tour is heading toward major changes, but Beau Hossler makes one thing clear: the biggest issue isn’t the talent, it’s the constant shifting of the format. Trey Wingo and Hossler get real about why fans struggle to follow the Tour when the schedule, FedEx Cup setup, playoff format, and rules seem to change every year, especially in the post-LIV era.

Hossler also dives into what compelling sports actually look like on TV. He argues the PGA Tour needs more clarity and “real repercussions” for performance, pointing to the NFL model as the gold standard for consistent stakes and understandable structure. The conversation gets into the business side too: if sponsors used to write $12 million checks and now they’re being asked for $20 million, the Tour has to clearly explain the value and deliver the product that earns it.

Plus, Hossler opens up about the mental side of elite golf, why “one putt per round” can swing an entire career, and how he’s built a healthier perspective by separating self-worth from the scorecard. This is Trey Wingo and Beau Hossler with a direct, inside-the-ropes look at what needs to change for the PGA Tour heading into 2027.

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