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Ryan Fox appeals for big change on the PGA Tour, ‘I think we can do that’

Ryan Fox, a standout in global golf with seven professional wins spanning Fiji and Europe, has become a vocal advocate for expanding the PGA Tour’s international footprint. The 39-year-old New Zealander, who most recently triumphed at The Open Championship this summer, argued that tournaments in Asia and Australasia—like the upcoming DP World India Championship—could attract more top-tier players if given greater prominence.

Fox, who has competed in international events since his 2012 victory in Fiji, noted that while the four majors remain the pinnacle, events like the Australian Open have gained stature in recent years. He suggested that elevating multiple high-profile tournaments in Asia, where golf’s popularity is strong, could encourage U.S.-based stars to travel more frequently, citing the growth of the Asia-Pacific Amateur as a model for professional success.

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