Overview

• Recent meetings at the White House, including Tiger Woods, PGA Tour Commissioner Jay Monahan, and Saudi PIF's Yasir Al-Rumayyan, indicate significant progress in merger talks.
• PGA Tour pro Billy Horschel has suggested that a deal could be finalized within the next two months, though complexities remain in uniting the two organizations.
• Players and insiders express concerns over the future of LIV Golf's team format and how a merger might impact both LIV and PGA Tour players' opportunities.
• Tensions rise among PGA Tour players, particularly those with fewer wins, as they worry about increased competition for limited spots in key events if LIV players return.
• The potential merger announcement could coincide with major golf events in March, though logistical and contractual conflicts may present further obstacles.