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Despite being on the PGA Tour Policy Board and outspoken against the Saudi-backed rival, McIlroy only heard a couple hours ahead of the announcement.
Bob Harig|
The nephew of former NFL punter Jeff Feagles had 12 birdies at the par-71 Thornblade Club.
John Schwarb|
In an interview with Sports Illustrated, Macklemore talks about his new collaboration between his golf apparel company, Bogey Boys, and Adidas Golf, his favorite players on Tour and more.
Gabrielle Herzig|
A bill is circulating that, if passed, would revoke the loophole allowing the PGA Tour to not pay federal corporate income tax.
Alex Miceli|
As the dust starts to settle, John Hawkins wonders what we'll see on our screens as two circuits continue under one umbrella.
John Hawkins|
The PGA Tour and LIV Golf have done an unlikely deal, and why the Tour needed it goes back to how Jay Monahan handled LIV Golf from the beginning.
Alex Miceli|
This was truly embarrassing.
Andy Nesbitt|
PGA Tour commissioner Jay Monahan said Tuesday that he didn't see the rival continuing next year.
Bob Harig|
The four-time major winner doesn't call it a 'merger' with the rival league and says it protects the future of the PGA Tour.
Bob Harig|
The LIV golfer defended the PIF despite Saudi Arabia’s human rights record.
Mike McDaniel|
Rory did not hold back.
Andy Nesbitt|
The players-only meeting on Tuesday afternoon was understandably tense with commissioner Jay Monahan.
Mike McDaniel|
Our expert picked Viktor Hovland last week and is going for two in a row with a resurgent star.
Keith Stewart, PGA|
Commissioner Jay Monahan is betting that they won’t care about taking money from Saudi Arabia. It’s a gamble that could serve to strengthen the Tour in the end.
Michael Rosenberg|
LIV Golf and the PGA Tour announced a blockbuster merger on Tuesday, rocking the golf world.
SI Golf staff|
The LIV golfer discussed LIV Golf's new beginning, why he decided to join LIV and why he's O.K. with the Saudi-backed financing.
Jeff Ritter|
In a closed meeting at the RBC Canadian Open, players at one point stood and applauded when someone suggested a change in leadership.
John Schwarb|
The PGA Tour commissioner added that the players-only meeting he led on Tuesday was "heated" and that he expects significant criticism.
Bob Harig|
They announced the framework of their agreement, but many questions remain. Here’s what we want to know.
SI Editorial|
The 18-time major champion previously had criticized the Saudi-backed league.
Gabrielle Herzig|
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