President Donald Trump held a meeting with PGA Tour commissioner Jay Monahan and LIV chairman Yasir Al-Rumayyan alongside Tiger Woods and Adam Scott to discuss the framework of a merger that reportedly could bring LIV players back to the PGA as early as March.

More and more these days, the talk about the split in men’s golf between the PGA Tour and the LIV Tour seems to be about the weaknesses of the LIV Tour. There is discontent among the stars on the LIV Tour,

Monahan and Scott initially met with the President to discuss the PGA Tour’s future with LIV Golf on Feb. 4, a meeting that Woods did not attend because of his mother’s passing. The Commissioner called it a “productive” discussion, adding that “everything is moving forward with pace.”

The commissioner expressed increased confidence around a deal and Bob Harig lays out how that might work, and what obstacles might be in the way.

Donald Trump's involvement in the negotiations between the PIF and the PGA Tour caused positive reactions from the public. The new US president is known as a person who has a love for sports, especially golf,

Echoing similar statements made by Rory McIlroy this month, Tiger Woods believes that a PGA Tour-LIV Golf deal will come soon and golf reunification is

PGA Tour Commissioner Jay Monahan told a group of reporters Wednesday that his goal is to get both PGA Tour and LIV Golf players competing on one unified circuit. The commissioner, at Torrey Pines ahead of this week’s relocated Genesis Invitational,

Tiger went into the 18th hole tower on Sunday during the final round of the 2025 Genesis Invitational and talked about a multitude of topics.