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As LIV Golf kicks off its 2024 season in Mexico, players sounded off on the big news from the PGA Tour.

Avid gearhead Gary Van Sickle was in Orlando last week and found plenty worth putting in the bag for 2024.

SI Golf staff debates the new-look Pebble Beach Pro-Am, Nick Dunlap's decision and whether the world No. 3 will rule his new league.

The deal will include equity opportunities for "nearly 200 PGA Tour members" but does not yet include LIV Golf's backer.

The Ulsterman makes his PGA Tour season debut at Pebble Beach with one win already under his belt in 2024.

The newly minted signature event brings the PGA Tour's best to Pebble Beach, where our expert is targeting wedge wizards.

Five other player directors were listed with three-year terms in a recent Tour player advisory council announcement.

A final-group appearance two weeks ago has the two-time major champion confident going into the signature event.

Rory McIlroy is the headliner, but our partner's betting model projects a different player to lift the trophy on Sunday.

Jon Rahm is the headliner for LIV Golf's season debut. Plus, nine other challengers who are worth a wager.

Here is how to watch the PGA Tour, LPGA Tour, LIV Golf, DP World Tour, Korn Ferry Tour and PGA Tour Champions every week.

The Spaniard will lead the Saudi-funded league’s 13th team.

The captain of the Crushers has one Augusta trip under his belt this year and hopes to play better at a place he once called a "par-67" for him.

Alex Miceli sees a parallel with military history in how the Saudi-backed league may be ready to go forward alone without a PGA Tour partnership.

Late Sunday afternoon, the world No. 2 finished eagle-birdie and won in a playoff, denying Lydia Ko a berth in the LPGA Hall of Fame.

The signature event will have a great field playing for big money but only two rounds with amateur partners.

After winning as an amateur the Alabama sophomore turned pro days later and will play in a signature event this week.

Significant progress has been made toward a long-awaited deal, but Bob Harig writes that all sides may not be satisfied right away.

Rory McIlroy and the rest of the Tour's best will compete for a $3.6 million first prize and increased FedEx Cup points.

Pavon became the first Frenchman to win on the modern PGA Tour event. And his birdie on the final hole of the tournament will live in lore.