Two of the greatest golfers in history have sounded off on drawn-out attempts to unify the PGA Tour and LIV Golf as something they can’t see going ahead.
Leishman, a six-time winner on the PGA Tour, notched his first LIV victory since joining in 2022 and first worldwide win in four years since the 2021 Zurich Classic of New Orleans.
[Photo: LIV Golf] Patrick Reed battled the Blue Monster course at Trump Doral Resort and strong winds to top the leaderboard after a hot opening round at LIV Golf Miami while Australia’s Marc Leishman was four shots back. A former winner at Doral when it was the PGA Tour’s WGC-Cadillac event in 2014, Reed signed Read more…
In a Wednesday press conference with Bryson DeChambeau and Joaquin Niemann, the brutally honest five-time major champion was asked to assess LIV Golf, now that the league is well into its fourth year. And he didn’t mince words. Again.
In his first three months, two things that stood out to O’Neil: the competitive drive of LIV’s 54-player roster and commercial milestones like the first mainstream TV deal.
LIV Golf chief executive Scott O’Neil has heaped praise on the league’s flagship Adelaide event, lauding it “one of the top sports experiences of my life”.
Always a relatively aloof character, Brooks Koepka neither confirmed nor dispelled rumours that he is seeking to leave the LIV Golf League in favour of a return to the PGA Tour. Which in and of itself might be telling.
PGA Tour commissioner Jay Monahan preached optimism regarding the ongoing negotiations with Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund, but stressed that the tour will only do a deal on its terms.
Sergio Garcia, Phil Mickelson and Paul Casey high on the leaderboard. A course measuring 6,711 yards. Golf fans could be forgiven for thinking this was 2008 or 2010 – the glory days for this now aging trio. But the blaring music and Garcia’s bright red Fireballs GC team uniform screamed that this was 2025 and it Read more…
The reigning US Open champion – and arguably golf’s most entertaining figure – said on Wednesday ahead of this week’s LIV Golf Hong Kong event that he won’t be going anywhere.
Australian Golf Digest
