The 2028 TOUR Championship format is not published yet
The 2028 TOUR Championship format is not a published spec. It is a PGA TOUR video that Lou Stagner liked. Two clips cover Rules already in the book: red versus yellow penalty areas, and Rule 6.2b(6) re-tee. Two speed videos show Tour outliers: Brennan's 120-degree shoulder turn and Breed's lead-leg jump. You cannot set starting scores from a like. You cannot copy a 120-degree turn you do not have. Yellow stakes still are not a free drop. You can re-tee a topped ball still in the teeing area.
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Using ground forces to swing a golf club faster | Titleist Tips
Read sourceTitleist Tips shows more clubhead speed from how you use the ground, not a longer backswing. A baseline 6-iron without using the ground the way Breed wanted carried 176 yards at 118 mph. A jumped swing hit 132 mph and 206 yards carry, 30 yards farther than he normally does. The 206-yard ball is the clip's best swing, not a new baseline. There are no force-plate traces.
You can re-tee a ball that is still in the teeing area, with no penalty
Read sourceJay Roberts paraphrases Rule 6.2b(6): if a stroked tee ball still lies in the teeing area, you may re-tee anywhere in the box with no penalty. This is a teaching clip, not a new rule. The official text is not on screen. You can re-tee a topped ball that is still in the box. That was already in the book.
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