PGA Tour and LIV Golf Near Potential Reunification Deal

Talks involving key figures, including President Trump and Tiger Woods, suggest progress toward integrating LIV players into PGA events by 2025.

A February 20 White House meeting, attended by President Donald Trump, Tiger Woods, Jay Monahan, and Yasir Al-Rumayyan, focused on resolving the PGA-LIV Golf split.
Speculation suggests LIV Golf players could return to PGA Tour events as early as THE PLAYERS Championship in March 2025, though no official confirmation has been made.
The discussions aim to address federal antitrust concerns surrounding the proposed $1.5 billion Saudi PIF investment into PGA Tour Enterprises and establish a unified golf structure.
LIV Golf reportedly faces financial challenges, with $394 million in losses in 2023, while the Saudi PIF's total investment in LIV is projected to reach $5 billion by the end of 2025.
Key figures like Rory McIlroy and Tiger Woods have expressed optimism about reunification, emphasizing the importance of bringing top players together for the benefit of the sport.