LIV Golf's Norman has 'no interest' in talking to PGA Tour
LIV Golf kingpin Greg Norman on Thursday said he was no longer prepared to negotiate with US PGA Tour chiefs while denying the Saudi-funded circuit was a "breakaway" league.
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Simpson feels PGA Tour membership 'more unified' amid LIV threat
LIV Golf has attracted some of the game's biggest names but former U.S. Open champion Webb Simpson said on Wednesday the bleeding of players from the PGA Tour is all but done and the U.S.-based circuit is now a more tight-knit group.
World’s top golfers to tee off at LIV Golf Invitational Chicago
CHICAGO: Some of the world’s top golfers are set to tee off at the LIV Golf Invitational Chicago, the tour’s fifth event of the year, from Sept. 16 to 18 at Rich Harvest Farms.
Open champion Cameron Smith confirmed for LIV Golf switch
Open champion Cameron Smith has joined LIV Golf.
British Open champion Smith joins LIV Golf - official
British Open champion Cameron Smith has become the latest leading player to sign up to the breakaway LIV Golf Series, which on Tuesday announced that he was in the field for its next event.
'You went for the money' - Butch Harmon demands honesty from LIV Golf players, defends Phil Mickelson
Butch Harmon has leapt to the defence of Phil Mickelson, but said players who defected to LIV Golf should be honest and say they moved for the money. Mickelson was the first high-profile player to join the Saudi-funded series, with the six-time major winner reportedly lured across by a contract in the region of $200 million. Ad The left hander has been widely criticised for his move, after labelling the Saudis «scary motherf*****s” and saying he was well aware of their „horrible record on human rights” only to move anyway.
Lee Westwood finds PGA Tour changes humorous: ‘A copy of what LIV is doing’
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Lee Westwood says new-look PGA Tour just a 'copy' of LIV Golf, points finger at 'hypocrites'
ATLANTA — Former world No. 1 Lee Westwood said he only could laugh at the sweeping changes the PGA Tour announced Wednesday in response to the growing threat of LIV Golf.