Talks between the Saudi Public Investment Fund and the PGA Tour reportedly inched closer to a deal but the good news came with a massive caveat.

It looks as though there just can't be peace when it comes to the PGA Tour and LIV Golf. The two groups announced a merger over a year ago, but it hasn't happened yet, and it appe

The viewership was seemingly diluted by the final day of the Irish Open, which boasted its own share of excitement as Rasmus Hojgaard edged Rory McIlroy to the title. There was also a thrilling finale to the Solheim Cup, with Team USA holding off Team Europe’s fightback.

While talks between the PGA Tour and the Saudi Public Investment Fund (PIF), which backs breakaway tour LIV Golf. reportedly have been making some headway recently. But there’s at least one stumbling block between the two groups and bringing the two rival tours together — and it’s worth roughly $300 million US.

A total of 14 LIV Golf stars are set to return to the DP World Tour in October, as they have been included on the entry list for next month's Alfred Dunhill Links Championship. The Pro-Am event, a staple on the DP World Tour schedule,

Jon Rahm has sparked friction between the players on the PGA Tour after demands relating to a potential merger with LIV Golf. With a deal between the two having been announced in June 2023, progress on a move that would see golfers compete across both the PGA Tour and LIV schedule has been slow.

The PGA Tour are continuing their negotiations with the Public Investment Fund of Saudi Arabia over a peace deal with LIV Golf, but the two sides face a number of hurdles

The Saudi-backed circuit wanted to lift sanctions for Jon Rahm and others, allowing them to play on the DP World Tour, along with other concessions. But as Bob Harig explains, the DPWT's alliance with the PGA Tour is taking precedence.

Hypocrisy has run rampant on both sides of the professional golf aisle since the rival tours began butting heads 2020. LIV players claimed they wanted to grow the game while they