Top golf pros Xander Schauffele and Jordan Spieth say PGA Tour Commish Jay Monahan has to rebuild trust

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PGA Tour Commissioner Jay Monahan is set to return to work next week, and some top pro golfers believe he has some work to do before he regains trust.

Xander Schauffele said he lost a significant amount of trust in Monahan. 

Meanwhile, Jordan Speith noted that, "based on conversations" he's had with fellow players, Monahan will need to rebuild trust.

"I’d say he has a lot of tough questions to answer in his return," Schauffele said at the Scottish Open. "And yeah, I don’t trust people easily. He had my trust, and he has a lot less of it now."

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Xander Schauffele of the U.S. shakes hands with PGA Tour Commissioner Jay Monahan after the final round of the Sentry Tournament of Champions at the Plantation Course at Kapalua Golf Club Jan. 6, 2019, in Lahaina, Hawaii.   (Sam Greenwood/Getty Images)

Schauffele added that he was not the only player who believed Monahan needed to regain trust. 

"So, I don’t stand alone when I say that," Schauffele said.

When asked if Monahan would have trust issues with the players, Spieth replied: "Quite a bit, just based on conversations I’ve had with players. And I think he realizes that. I’m sure he’s preparing for a plan to try and build it back."

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A week after Monahan announced a commercial partnership with the Public Investment Fund, the tour said a "medical situation" prompted Monahan to turn over daily operations of the tour to two executives.

Last week, Monahan sent a memo to players to inform them he would resume his role as the PGA Tour commissioner July