Deane Beman - Part 3 (Transforming the PGA Tour as Commissioner)

World Golf Hall of Fame member and Commissioner of the PGA Tour from 1974 - 1994, Deane Beman completes his life story by reflecting back on his time leading the Tour through transformative change. He remembers the early challenges as the Tour set out to rebrand itself for the global game and recounts, in vivid detail, the "Coup Attempt" by prominent players of the day which nearly ended the Tour as we know it. The "Square Grooves" litigation with Ping stands out as the Tour's right to set its own rules was confirmed. Deane shares his most significant accomplishments as Commissioner, of which there were many and is quite candid regarding his biggest regret. Deane Beman, in his twenty years at the helm, put his mark on the Tour, "FORE the Good of the Game."