'I was very interested' - Cameron Young turns down LIV Golf, Hideki Matsuyama reportedly set to stay on PGA Tour

The 2022 PGA Tour season is in the books following Rory McIlroy’s stunning win at the Tour Championship, and the focus is now likely to shift to LIV Golf with new signings set to be unveiled. McIlroy said in his press conference that he hates what is happening to golf, with LIV luring players with huge contracts — while a court case is set to be fought in 2024. Ad The fourth LIV event takes place in Boston this week, and there are set to be new signings confirmed.

Tour Championship'I hate it' — McIlroy rails against LIV Golf after Tour Championship win2 HOURS AGO Open champion Cameron Smith has been the highest-profile player linked with a move, but there are other names swirling in the air. Cameron Young and Hideki Matsuyama had been strongly linked, but both are said to have turned down the chance and will remain loyal to the PGA Tour. Young has had a stunning rookie season on the PGA Tour with a host of big performances — notably his second-placed finish behind Smith in the Open Championship at St Andrews.

McIlroy storms back from six behind to stun Scheffler and win Tour Championship Tringale confirms departure from PGA Tour to LIV Golf But according to the Athletic, Young will not be moving — albeit he agonised over the decision and suggested the changes to the PGA Tour — with more money being ploughed in — helped inform his decision. “I mean, frankly, I have decided to stay,” Young said. “So, I don’t know, it’s a really difficult situation because it’s not really anything anyone wanted to happen.