Overview
- Eamon Lynch pressed the PGA Tour to codify a merit-based readmission policy before a top LIV player seeks to come back.
- LIV CEO Scott O’Neil said Brooks Koepka is “signed for 2026,” a hedged remark that fueled speculation about Koepka’s near-term plans.
- PGA Tour CEO Brian Rolapp and Tiger Woods’ Future Competition Committee are crafting a 2027 model built on parity, scarcity, and simplicity.
- Reporting describes LIV’s leverage as diminished, citing no major signings since Jon Rahm, consistently low viewership, and limited sponsor backing.
- The locker room remains split on readmitting defectors, while figures including Greg Norman, Ian Poulter, and Bryson DeChambeau express doubt a merger will happen soon.