Tiger Woods will join a PGA Tour meeting as a revamped structure including promotion and relegation is outlined.The PGA Tour Inc. board is scheduled to meet on September 14, per Golf Magic, with Woods and Adam Scott among the virtual attendees.Woods commands the respect of PGA Tour pros like nobody elseGettyWith a matchplay style conclusion to the season already confirmed, also on the agenda is a new Championship and Challenger Series model, which is being discussed ahead of the radical shake-up in 2028.It has still not been decided how promotions will be awarded and what will trigger relegation, with players keeping a close eye on development.Woods’ respect among his fellow pros will be essential to getting any changes accepted.PGA Tour ‘bends rules’ for Rory McIlroyAnother hot topic on the agenda is eligibility requirements.Currently, regular members must compete in at least 15 events each season to retain full playing privileges. Rory McIlroy only managed 14 this year, but was controversially awarded an exemption.“Talking to the tour, he will fall short of the minimum of 15 events that is required to play via the Home Tour rule,” analyst Brendan Porath said in June.“But there apparently is an out. Quote, the commissioner [Jay Monahan], at his discretion, determines that a valid reason for not playing may reduce the 15 minimum. “So that is gobbledygook to say we can make it up as we go along. Isn’t that convenient? They are bending the rules.”PGA CEO Brian Rolapp revealed at last month’s Tour Championship that the rule is among several regulations being reconsidered.Woods is driving changes in the wake of LIV Golf’s failed challengeGettyMcIlroy has picked his events carefullyGettyThere are likely to be several rounds of negotiations to compile a firm plan ahead of the November 16 board meeting.Players will be kept up to date on Monday, with the media briefed the next day by Ronald, Chief Competitions Officer Tyler Dennis and Senior Vice President of Competitions Kirsten Burgess.The revamped schedule for 2028 could be revealed by February 2027.Tiger Woods in a league of his ownWoods is also shaping the future of indoor golf with his TGL adding an expansion franchise — Motor City Golf Club — that has just signed Brooks Koepka.A women’s league is also being unveiled with the parent company TMRW Sports valued at over $1 billion just four years after inception.Scottie Scheffler may have taken Woods’ all-time PGA Tour earnings record, but there is only one billionaire golfer and he goes by Tiger.