Golf’s civil war has a break in the fighting, but it’s far from over. Here a look at how the PGA Tour and LIV Golf …
Golf’s civil war has a break in the fighting, but it’s far from over.
All of those things were made monumentally easier by the endless resources of Saudi Arabia’s sovereign wealth fund, of course, but it’s clear that LIV isn’t going away anytime soon. Act II of the controversial circuit will resume in February, with 14 tournaments slated through early September, up from eight this year. At least half of those will be in the U.S. — including a handful on Donald Trump-owned courses after Trump’s Bedminster course was dumped by the 2021 PGA Championship over the Jan.
First, the tour’s stance on those who bolt for LIV isn’t changing. Though McIlroy said recently it’s time for the two sides to “find a compromise,” players who leave for LIV will continue to be banned from playing in tour events. Whether players from the DP World Tour who have gone to LIV will be banned from that circuit will be adjudicated in February.
The Masters, PGA Championship, U.S. Open and Open Championship, meanwhile, are different beasts, since the four majors are run not by the tour but by four different bodies.
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