LIV to See Another Day?
Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund will stop financing LIV Golf at the end of the 2026 season, leaving the league without its primary backer. CEO Scott O’Neil announced a plan to seek outside investment to bridge the funding shortfall and keep operations running. The move raises questions about player retention, tournament viability, and the broader impact on the golf industry’s split between the PGA Tour and LIV. Stakeholders are watching closely to see whether private capital or new partnerships can sustain the circuit.
'All Carry' Proves to Be a Long, Enjoyable Tale
All Carry is a new golf novel by veteran sports journalist Gene Wojciechowski, known for his work at ESPN, the Los Angeles Times and Chicago Tribune. The story follows TV broadcaster Joe Riley, who discovers a set of antique clubs...
The Players, The Players, The Players
PGA Tour CEO Brian Rolapp used The Players Championship press conference to outline a streamlined schedule of 21‑26 elite events, including playoffs and a major‑level team competition. He hinted that looming NFL media‑rights renegotiations are prompting the Tour to become...