Documents released as part of US Senate investigation shed light on discussions surrounding merger talks between golf’s rival factions

Refusal to become embroiled in a public ‘he said, she said’ exchange with those on the PGA Tour’s side highlights belief in their process, they say.

Framework agreement signed in shock move made public after being requested by Senator Richard Blumenthal for a July 11 hearing in Washington.

Merger left questions over Saudi-funded LIV’s future, but announcement by Ian Poulter’s team Majesticks GC backs up LIV CEO Greg Norman’s claim that the circuit is ‘not going anywhere’.

American Wyndham Clark finishes at 10-under, one shot ahead of Rory McIlroy at Los Angeles Country Club

Alex Yang will be the first man born in Hong Kong to play in a major – and part of the biggest contingent of active college teammates ever known to have qualified.

Asian Tour CEO Cho Minn Thant welcomes deal between PGA Tour and Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund, calling it ‘massive stride forward’

PGA Tour’s Jay Monahan says he accepts he will be branded ‘a hypocrite’ for changing his stance, as families of victims of September 11 attacks call him ‘just another paid Saudi shill’.

‘After two years of disruption and distraction, this is a historic day for the game we all know and love,’ PGA Tour Commissioner Jay Monahan says.

‘I hear it all,’ Brooks Koepka says after being booed at the 18th amid ongoing acrimony between PGA and Saudi-bankrolled LIV. ‘I just don’t care.’

Marty Dou Zecheng fires 7-under 64 at TPC Craig Ranch to move to 16 under overall and in 3-way tie at top of AT&T Byron Nelson tournament leader board.

Another 26 golfers hit with fines of up to US$126,000 for each LIV tournament they played in without permission.

Ding Wenyi will play on the DP World Tour this week in Incheon, as European-based circuit returns to South Korea for first time in 10 years.

Spaniard shoots three-under-par 69 in the final round to triumph at Augusta National on the 40th anniversary of Seve Ballesteros’ second Masters title.

Koepka could claim his first major since leaving PGA Tour for LIV, raising prospect of a player from the Saudi-backed breakaway putting on the green jacket.

World No 3 downs stubborn Denny McCarthy 2-up after driving 18th green, while defending champion Scottie Scheffler, and Jon Rahm, also take narrow wins.

Korean takes down American Maverick McNealy 8 and 6, as countrymen Si Woo Kim and Tom Kim also notch up wins.

Woods could be seen handing the product to Justin Thomas as they walked off the ninth tee in the first round at Riviera.

Cho Minn Thant, the head of the Asian Tour, revealed that the other two organisations had not even had the courtesy to discuss holding events in the region.

Winner of this week’s PGA Tour event, which includes host of celebrities and athletes, will get 10 more Official Golf World Ranking points than player who comes out on top at PIF Saudi International.

Australian is still world No 4 despite switching to LIV Golf tournaments which do not get ranking points.

The world’s two main golf tours in Europe and North America have signed an agreement with Japan’s professional circuit giving the top three players a direct route to taking on the game’s best.

D’Souza, Terrence Ng and Lou Tan all through to final qualifying for All Thailand Golf Tour. For D’Souza it represents the next step on a journey he hopes eventually leads to the US.

Tony Finau fires two-under par 68 to maintain four-shot lead heading into final round, as Carl Yuan collapses on Saturday following first cut of fledgling PGA Tour career.

Yuan cards second round 66 to move to seven-under overall at Cadence Bank Houston Open, with compatriot Marty Dou also in with a chance of making weekend.

Marty Dou and Carl Yuan shoot matching three-under-par 67s to lie two shots off the lead at PGA Tour event in Texas

Carl Yuan has missed first three cuts on the Tour, but after a two-week break is ready for challenge of the Houston Open