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:The PGA Tour has secured a $3 billion investment into a new for-profit entity from a consortium of U.S. sports team owners as part of a deal that allows for co-investment from Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund, it said on Wednesday.
The PGA Tour announced the 16 members who will serve on the Player Advisory Council in 2024, a pivotal year that will help shape the future of the tour.
The Masters is open to having Angel Cabrera return to Augusta National Golf Club, if the former champion can obtain a visa after legal issues kept him from participating for the past four years.
The PGA Tour Policy Board sent out a two-page memo to the Tour's members late Friday night encouraging unity and a willingness to negotiate with potential investors amid a flurry of rumours that suggest that LIV Golf is looking to add to its player pool.
SYDNEY :Joaquin Niemann mastered the Sydney winds to become the first Chilean winner in 119 years of Australian Open when he beat Japan's Rikuya Hoshino in a playoff to lift the Stonehaven Cup on Sunday.
SYDNEY : Australia's Min Woo Lee and Japan's Rikuya Hoshino look set for a final-day shootout for the second week in a row after finishing the third round of the Australian Open in a share of a one-stroke lead on Saturday.
Min Woo Lee fired a second consecutive round of 66 to extend his lead to three shots heading into the final day of the Fortinet Australian PGA Championship.
Min Woo Lee shot a five-under-par 66 to lead former world number one Adam Scott by a shot at the halfway stage of the Australian PGA Championship on Friday as reigning champion Cameron Smith shot a woeful 78 to miss the cut by a hefty margin.