Overview
- Jon Rahm's move to LIV Golf has intensified the rivalry between the PGA and LIV Tours, highlighting the equal talent distribution.
- PGA Tour players have mixed reactions to the idea of LIV defectors returning without consequences, with some advocating for penalties.
- PGA Tour Enterprises, valued at $12 billion, represents a major shift towards a for-profit model, offering equity to players and promising growth.
- The creation of PGA Tour Enterprises aims to secure the PGA's future against rivals like LIV Golf by involving players in the business side.
- The debate over LIV players returning to the PGA Tour reflects broader tensions and the evolving landscape of professional golf.