Bryson DeChambeau became one of the big names to make the move to the LIV Golf circuit two years ago, but the U.S. Open champion does miss some aspects of the PGA Tour

Pro Golf Critic has tweeted a wild rumour about all things LIV Golf and PGA Tour, and it's left plenty of golf fans raising

The prospect of a LIV Golf-PGA Tour merger of some sort is reported to have gotten closer after a pivotal meeting in New York City last week. This came

The PGA Tour and Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund, the financial backer of LIV Golf, announced a surprise “framework agreement” back in June 2023. The expectation — realistic or not — was that LIV Golf and the PGA Tour would reunite in some form within the next couple of years.

The PGA Tour and LIV Golf are at a crossroads in terms of an agreed upon merger, which has been at a standstill for much of the last year. According to a

Jon Rahm has become the latest high-profile golfer to have his say on the potential merger between the PGA Tour and LIV Golf, as talks continue between the two parties

The PGA Tour has lost tons of stars in the golfing world to the upstart LIV Golf league. But no one as big as Jon Rahm, who reportedly ditched the PGA Tour for nearly a half billion dollars. But that did not mean that the Spanish pro didn’t miss playing on the world’s best circuit.