Phil Mickleson has warned "a lot of stuff is going to happen next year" as the Saudi-backed LIV Golf tour finishes its season in Miami.
The American icon, a winner of six major championships, helped ignite golf's civil war earlier this year when he signed for Greg Norman's rebel venture. Among the first high-profile defectors from the PGA Tour, 'Leftie' was one of 48 players - alongside newly crowned overall champion Dustin Johnson - to compete at the inaugural LIV event in St Albans in June.
But since then the division within the sport has intensified with the likes of Cameron Smith, Bryson DeChambeau, Brooks Koepka, and ex- Ryder Cup captain Henrik Stenson following suit. The status quo has sought to repel the tide, with Rory McIlroy and Tiger Woods amongst the most vociferous critics.
