Stars Tiger Woods and Rory McIlroy have been at the forefront of the PGA Tour 's fight against rival circuit LIV Golf during a year which has divided golf.
Under the stewardship of CEO Greg Norman, the LIV Golf series has attracted some of the sport's biggest stars who have been tempted by the lucrative contracts and millions in prize money on offer. The 54-hole no-cut tournaments with a limited field of 48 players has drawn in the likes of Open Champion Cameron Smith, Dustin Johnson, Patrick Reed, Ian Poulter and Patrick Casey.
Both McIlroy and Woods have been vocal opponents of the LIV Golf Series in recent months and led the PGA Tour's fight back against the rebel series.