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

LIV Golf makes its 1st appearance in DFW, Ian Poulter doesn’t hold back about the league’s future with the PGA Tour

Rory McIlroy may not have been in attendance for the in-person meetings between the PGA Tour and Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund last week in New York, but he still knows more than most when it comes to the slowly progressing potential deal between the tour and LIV Golf's financial backers.

In an age of finely tuned college players and NIL deals, the U.S. Mid-Amateur’s eclectic field is a refreshing throwback.

The PGA of America and LIV Golf have reached an agreement. This is not a deal with the PGA Tour, but with the governing body that controls the Ryder Cup and PGA Championship. The LIV Tour players will be allowed on the American Ryder Cup team and in the PGA Championship moving forward,

Rory McIlroy has been vocal about his support for the PGA Tour to reach a merger with LIV Golf, but one of his fellow pros is not so keen on the idea