Jon Rahm became LIV Golf's record signing when leaving the PGA Tour to join the breakaway league at the end of last year, and a group of content creators were keen to remind him

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.

Reports emerged earlier this week that one of the obstacles in the negotiations between the PGA Tour and Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund involves the idea of LIV Golf members—specifically, Jon Rahm and his supposed $300 million signing bonus—returning the money received from their LIV contracts.

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

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.

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 Northern Irishman is aware that several of the best players in the world are on the rival team, LIV Golf, and at the moment it is only possible for all of them to coincide in

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.

Bloomberg has reported that the issue over how to reintegrate LIV golfers onto the PGA Tour following their big-money moves to the newer circuit is proving problematic

The PGA Tour and LIV Golf have been in negotiations to bring an end to the fallout that has plagued the sport for the past two years, with Tiger Woods reportedly present at the last meeting