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Golf’s ‘Skins Game’ set to make a comeback in 2025

AP photo by Robert F. Bukaty / Tiger Woods smiles as he grabs a club held by Fred Couples during a practice round for the Masters in April 2022.
AP photo by Robert F. Bukaty / Tiger Woods smiles as he grabs a club held by Fred Couples during a practice round for the Masters in April 2022. AP photo by Robert F. Bukaty / Tiger Woods smiles as he grabs a club held by Fred Couples during a practice round for the Masters in April 2022.

A modern version of “The Skins Game” is returning to Thanksgiving week.

Pro Shop, the new golf media company led by “Full Swing” executive producer Chad Mumm, announced a deal with the PGA Tour on Thursday that brings back televised golf competition for the first time since 2008.

It will be held on Black Friday after Thanksgiving in 2025, an example of more collaboration with the PGA Tour to showcase its best players away from the traditional presentation of golf.

Still to be determined are the meat of the details: who’s playing, for how much and where.

“The Skins Game embodies everything we strive for at Pro Shop — celebrating the rich traditions of golf while creating premium experiences that resonate with today’s modern audience,” Mumm said.