PGA boss Monahan says truce with LIV 'off the table'
US PGA Tour commissioner Jay Monahan says the idea of a peace deal with the LIV Golf Series is "off the table" as the sport's civil war deepens.
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International underdogs up for Presidents Cup fight
CHARLOTTE, N.C. : With the Presidents Cup set to tee off on Thursday, International captain Trevor Immelman has positioned his team as the biggest underdogs since David met Goliath as they face the might of the United States on their home turf.
Presidents Cup: Teams, players, captains, format, tee times, TV coverage as United States face Internationals
Team golf is in focus this week, as the United States and the Internationals do battle at Quail Hollow for the Presidents Cup. There’s no doubt both sides have been weakened by the defections to LIV Golf, with no players from the Saudi-funded series considered for selection. Ad Trevor Immelman’s International’s have been harder hit, with the likes of Cameron Smith, Abraham Ancer, Joaqun Niemann and Louis Oosthuizen — to name only four — unavailable.
LIV golfers seek back-dated World Ranking points
LIV golfers have written a joint letter to the head of the Official World Golf Rankings requesting points are attributed to past and future events in the Saudi-backed breakaway to ensure the "integrity" of the current system.
No LIV players but rebel circuit set to dominate Presidents Cup
Saudi Arabia has never been part of the Presidents Cup, which every two years pits the best golfers from the United States against the best from the rest of world - except Europe.
Smith wins LIV Golf in second start with rival league
SUGAR GROVE, Ill. (AP) — British Open champion Cameron Smith made his decision to leave the PGA Tour for LIV Golf pay off Sunday when he closed with a 3-under 69 for a three-shot victory in the LIV Golf Invitational-Chicago.
Phil Mickelson says PGA Tour will never again have ‘all the best players in the world’
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'LIV Golf is here to stay' - Phil Mickelson says PGA Tour dominance is over and calls for end to hostilities
The PGA Tour will never boast the world’s top golfers again and its new rival LIV Golf is «here to stay», according to Phil Mickelson. The six-time major winner is one of many top players to have separated from the PGA Tour and joined its lucrative, Saudi Arabia-backed rival circuit. Ad “The PGA Tour, for the last 20 or 30 years have had all the best players in the world.