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 ...

It’s a time of year on the DP World Tour when a variety of agendas are in play. There are those at this week’s BMW PGA Championship who are simply trying to keep their cards for 2025. Others are shooting to make the top 70 on the Race to Dubai in order to gain entry to November’s lucrative playoff events in the Middle East.

There are 30 PGA Tour cards for the 2025 season up for grabs by those who finish in the top 30 in the points race on the Korn Ferry Tour. When the Korn Ferry Tour Playoffs started at the Simmons Bank Open for the Snedeker Foundation at the Vanderbilt Legends Club North Course in Franklin,

But the bug that dotted Rory McIlroy’s press conference on the eve of the BMW PGA Championship with occasional coughs and spluttering didn’t stop the four-time major champion from being his usual thought-provoking self.

Years from now, when we look back on the 2024 golf season, we’ll probably point to Bryson DeChambeau’s 72nd-hole victory over Rory McIlroy in the U.S. Open as the year’s decisive moment. Maybe we’ll look to Scottie Scheffler’s tearful gratitude atop the podium at the Olympics as the year’s most emotional victory.

A number of household pros are rumoured to potentially ditch the prestigious PGA Tour in a big-money move to Saudi-backed rivals LIV Golf in 2025