Greg Norman not invited to limit LIV drama, Masters chair says
AUGUSTA, Ga. — Augusta National Golf Club chairman Fred Ridley confirmed that LIV Golf CEO and commissioner Greg Norman wasn't invited to attend the 87th Masters this week.
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Phil Mickelson happy to be back at Masters for 'favorite week'
AUGUSTA, Ga. — After missing the Masters for the first time in 28 years in 2022, Phil Mickelson is back at Augusta National Golf Club for what he called his «favorite week.»
PGA, LIV golfers do not expect drama at next week's Masters
The ongoing battle between the PGA Tour and the breakaway LIV Golf League continues to be one of the biggest storylines in men's professional golf, but past Masters champions Patrick Reed and Bubba Watson insist it won't be a distraction at Augusta National Golf Club next week.
Golf's governing bodies propose rule change to reduce ball distance
Golf's governing bodies have proposed a new rule to give tournament organisers the option to require the use of a distance-reducing ball over fears that elite players are taming courses too easily.
R&A and USGA propose rule to bring in option of distance-reducing ball
Golf’s governing bodies have proposed a new local rule to give tournament organisers the option to use a distance-reducing ball. Advances in fitness and equipment technology have led to players hit the ball further and further in recent years, leading to courses being lengthened in an effort to test the world’s best.
LIV Golf fails in third-party discovery request
After requesting records of communications involving members of Augusta National to assist with its lawsuit against the PGA Tour, LIV Golf was denied in court on Monday, according to Golfweek.
Rahm expects 'tense' Masters champions dinner amid LIV Golf feud
Spain's fifth-ranked Jon Rahm said on Tuesday he expects more PGA Tour players to exit for Saudi-backed LIV Golf in 2023 and anticipates a tense champions dinner at the Masters.
Masters will allow LIV golfers who qualify to compete in 2023
WASHINGTON: LIV Golf League players will be able to compete in next year’s Masters after Augusta National chairman Fred Ridley said Tuesday the event will keep “current criteria” for 2023 entrants.