PGA Tour and LIV Golf Merger Talks Stalled, No Immediate Resolution in Sight

Recent meetings between PGA Tour player directors and LIV Golf's Yasir Al-Rummayan in the Bahamas failed to bridge the gap, with both sides remaining 'far away' from unification.

• Tiger Woods and other PGA Tour player directors recently met with Yasir Al-Rummayan, the Chairman of the Public Investment Fund, in the Bahamas to discuss a potential merger.
• The meeting aimed to understand each other's positions on the future of professional golf, but ended without a clear path to unification.
• Participants described the meeting as friendly and positive, yet they walked away with little clarity on what the future holds for golf's unification.
• The schism between PGA Tour and LIV Golf continues, with no immediate deal in sight despite the player-led initiative to find common ground.
• A self-imposed deadline for reaching an agreement has passed, and talks have stalled, indicating a significant delay in any potential merger.

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