On the PGA Tour’s policy board, Scott was part of what he said was a unanimous vote for the Returning Member Program policy that also included Bryson DeChambeau, Jon Rahm and Cam Smith, all of whom decided to stay at LIV Golf. For Reed’s return, there was no vote needed.
Despite indicating that he expected to tee it up at LIV Golf’s season-opening event next week, overnight Reed and the PGA Tour announced that he is seeking a return to the American-based circuit.
After agreeing to return to the PGA Tour, Brooks Koepka acknowledged he’d have to “rebuild” some relationships for leaving to play three seasons on LIV Golf. It sounds like one of those relationships might be with a fellow US Open champ.
Greg Norman has told Fox News in the US he is thrilled that Cameron Smith, Bryson DeChambeau and Jon Rahm have the choice to return to the PGA Tour, even if the star trio said they won’t access a new pathway back for LIV golfers.
Smylie joins a roster that LIV Golf says already blends seasoned champions with a balanced, competitive core, underscoring Ripper GC’s mission to spotlight and elevate Australian golf.
Front Office Sports’ Dave Rumsey posted a brief interview with DeChambeau, asking the Crushers captain if doing YouTube full-time while still playing majors would be a viable option for him.