I love the idea of old, established, non-innovative groups falling apart when disrupted. I don't love that the disruption is coming from another similarly old,

I love the idea of old, established, non-innovative groups falling apart when disrupted. I don't love that the disruption is coming from another similarly old, even more established group. The problem a lot of start ups face is overcoming the barrier to entry, either in terms of dollars or who you know. It's disheartening that the lesson here might just be that, even with all the problems with a group like the PGA, you need to have the backing of an entire kingdom to disrupt a space.