The agreement was ratified by its self-imposed deadline of December 31st, while the PGA Tour finally reached a separate agreement with a group of American billionaires who are believed to have increased their values by 12 billion ($18.3 billion).Golf Channel CEO Todd Lewis said future discussions between the parties will focus on how much the PIF, which finances the Greg Norman’s retirement journey.
on the PGA Tour and possible ways for LIV Golfers to come back.\ n”I imagine I listen a lot more than I talk. I’m excited to hear what I’m learning, and I’ll have a lot. more knowledge after that,” PGA Player Director Patrick Cantlay said this week.
I doubt we will have the first one, that nothing important will be gained from the meeting, just a meet and greet.”If someone can reach an agreement that it’s in the best interest of the entire membership, I’m all for it. And if it isn’t, it isn’t.”Irish golf star Rory McIlroy, one of LIV Golf’s fiercest critics when it began poaching players, is after the PIF struck a deal with the PGA Tour that could spell the end.
of golf the game’s civil war.It comes after the PIF was beaten by megastar Jon Rahm for LIV Golf, raising tensions with the PGA Tour.But tensions could cool again at a meeting in the Bahamas this week, which could pave the way for a deal.
