Rory McIlroy has been vocal about his support for the PGA Tour to reach a merger with LIV Golf, but one of his fellow pros is not so keen on the idea

So it’s no wonder an agreement between the PGA Tour and LIV Golf has not yet been finalized. The U.S. Senate’s Permanent Subcommittee of Investigations (PSI) has held three separate hearings related to the PGA Tour’s pending deal with the Saudi Arabian Public Investment Fund (PIF),

Rory McIlroy may not have been in attendance for the in-person meetings between the PGA Tour and Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund last week in New York, but he still knows more than most when it comes to the slowly progressing potential deal between the tour and LIV Golf's financial backers.

Jon Rahm has become the latest high-profile golfer to have his say on the potential merger between the PGA Tour and LIV Golf, as talks continue between the two parties

PGA Tour golfer Michael Kim has responded directly to Rory McIlroy's recent claims about players not wanting to strike a deal with LIV Golf.

The prospect of a LIV Golf-PGA Tour merger of some sort is reported to have gotten closer after a pivotal meeting in New York City last week. This came

Jon Rahm is one of the players who wants a merger between the LIV Golf-owned DP World Tour and the PGA Tour to go ahead, with a deal said to be close to completion

Jon Rahm has added his voice to the calls for a merger between the PGA Tour and LIV Golf to go ahead, with the Spaniard eager to be able to move freely between the two rival circuits in the future

Jon Rahm has been a vocal critic of LIV Golf in the past, before making a sensational U-turn and joining the breakaway league in January.