LIV Golf is set to continue despite the groundbreaking merger with the PGA Tour.
Last week, the PGA sensationally announced, alongside the DP World Tour, that the two governing bodies had called a truce with LIV Golf and that the three parties would now work together to create a better future of golf. It brings an end to what has been more than a year of bitter rivalry, golfers falling out and ugly comments.
PGA Tour boss Jay Monahan described it as a "historic day" for the game. But what he, nor Yasir Al-Rumayyan, governor of the Saudi Public Investment Fund (PIF), which provides the financial backbone for LIV Golf, specified is what that detail looks like specifically.
