The PGA Tour is facing potential scheduling issues as it prepares to implement a new calendar structure that includes two tracks aimed at maximizing participation from top players. Scottie Scheffler, the world number one, is committed to defending his title at the CJ CUP Byron Nelson, which he holds dear due to personal memories tied to the event. Rex Hoggard, speaking on the Golf Channel Podcast, pointed out that the PGA Tour may struggle to secure complete buy-in from players regarding the new schedule, particularly for events like the Nelson and Colonial, which could be categorized as track two events. The challenge lies in balancing player preferences with the new structure, as notable players may want to participate in events that coincide with higher-tier tournaments. Scheffler's emotional connection to the Nelson, where he has fond memories of his first PGA Tour start and family involvement, underscores the significance of such events to players. As the PGA Tour contemplates these changes, it must consider how to maintain interest in track two events amidst potential scheduling conflicts.