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Web.com Tour now known as the Korn Ferry Tour

ByGolf Talk Canada

The Web.com Tour announced a change in their corporate sponsorship naming rights and have officially switched their name to the Korn Ferry Tour.

Korn Ferry is a corporate management consulting firm based in Los Angeles with over 100 offices and over 7,500 employees.

Not everybody is excited about the news.

The sponsorship deal with the PGA is expected to last until 2028.

Mark Zecchino and Bob Weeks discussed the name change on Golf Talk Canada radio on TSN:

 

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