If reported salaries of other major sports commissioners in the U.S. are accurate, PGA Tour commissioner Jay Monahan is the second-highest paid of all chief executives.

An examination of the PGA Tour’s 2023 tax return has revealed that PGA Tour commissioner Jay Monahan earned more than $23 million for that year, including bonuses and deferred compensation. As first reported by Sportico,

According to Sportico, Jay Monahan earned over $23 million in compensation last year. The post ‘Betrayed’ Once by Jay Monahan, Xander Schauffele Handed Another Reality Check by PGA Tour Boss Despite 2 Major Wins appeared first on EssentiallySports.

Sportico has reported that Monahan earned $23m compensation in 2023, while the PGA Tour’s legal fees were over $18m

Not only is the PGA Tour's prize money increasing, but also Jay Monahan's compensation. The post Ex-PGA Tour Pro Can't Hide Contempt for Jay Monahan as $23 Million PGA Tour Reality Rocks Golf World appeared first on EssentiallySports.

According to the PGA Tour’s 2023 tax return, Monahan was paid more than $23 million in regular and deferred compensation, starting with a base salary of $1,887,096. He also earned $12.1 million in bonuses and incentives, $2.5 million in retirement benefits and $6.7 million in long-term incentives.

PGA Tour Commissioner Jay Monahan earned over $23 million in regular and deferred compensation in 2023, according to a copy of the golf league's most recently-filed tax return. That tally includes $12.

Everything seemed on track until 2019, when COVID-19 hit and sent shockwaves across the globe. The post Jay Monahan Surprisingly Earns a ‘Huge Credit’ Despite PGA Tour’s Financial Woes and Fading Viewership appeared first on EssentiallySports.

PGA Tour Commissioner Jay Monahan reportedly earned $23 million in compensation last year, up from $18.6 million the previous year. The sum includes a $1.88 million base salary, $12.