Greg Norman ‘not expected’ to be part of venture after LIV Golf-PGA Tour merger: report
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Rory McIlroy hopes LIV 'goes away,' has confidence in commish - ESPN
TORONTO — Rory McIlroy said he's resigned to the fact that the PGA Tour will have to accept money from Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund, but he's satisfied that the LIV Golf League won't be part of the alliance.
Bryson DeChambeau lauds partnership, hopes PGA Tour players feel 'valued' - ESPN
Bryson DeChambeau, the 2020 U.S. Open champion who was one of the first big names to sign up for LIV Golf, says he feels bad for the players who stayed loyal to the PGA Tour.
'It does stink a little bit', DeChambeau feels for PGA Tour players after LIV merger
Bryson DeChambeau, the former U.S. Open champion who was one of the first big names to sign up for LIV Golf, said he felt "bad" for the players who stayed loyal to the PGA Tour after the bombshell merger was announced on Tuesday.
PGA Tour, European Tour and LIV Golf agree landmark merger
The long-running stand-off in golf ended on Tuesday as the PGA Tour, European Tour and Saudi-backed LIV Golf circuit announced a landmark agreement to merge and form a commercial entity to unify golf.
PGA LIV deal: Trump loves it, Democrats hate it and regulators may have questions
WASHINGTON: Former president Donald Trump and other conservatives praised the planned merger of PGA Golf and Saudi-backed LIV, which would end an acrimonious battle for the world's top golfers, but some Democrats were less enthusiastic and the deal could face US government probes, experts said.
PGA Tour players call Commissioner Jay Monahan 'hypocrite' during heated meeting following LIV Golf merger
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LIV Golf’s merger with PGA Tour set to usher in prosperous new era for the sport
DUBAI: The most bitter war to engulf a sport that has been around for more than six centuries came to a surprising, and welcome, end on Tuesday when the North American PGA Tour and European DP World Tour shook hands on a deal with the Saudi Public Investment Fund-backed LIV Golf.