Loyal PGA Tour stars to get equity from $3bn SSG deal
Golfers who remained loyal to the PGA Tour set to benefit with equity in new company with talks ongoing with DP World Tour and Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund. Source: BBC
McIlroy 'changes tune' on LIV players' punishment
Rory McIlroy says he has "changed his tune" on LIV Golf and that players should not face punishment if they return to the PGA Tour. Source: BBC
Hatton to make LIV debut this week after switch
Tyrrell Hatton will make his LIV Golf debut in Mexico this week as he becomes the latest high-profile golfer to join the Saudi Arabia-backed tour. Source: BBC
'Alarm bells should be ringing for European golf'
While Matthieu Pavon's PGA Tour win is a reminder of the strength of European golf, it also illustrates the apparent marginalising of the continent's golfing interests, writes Iain Carter. Source: BBC
Korda beats Ko in play-off to win Drive On title
A dramatic late comeback from Nelly Korda enables the American to beat Lydia Ko in a play-off and win the LPGA Drive On Championship in Florida. Source: BBC
Pavon first French winner on PGA Tour since 1907
Matthieu Pavon wins the Farmers Insurance Open and becomes the first French player to taste victory on the PGA Tour since 1907. Source: BBC
Dunlap turns pro after PGA Tour win as amateur
Days after becoming the first amateur golfer to win on the PGA Tour for 33 years, Nick Dunlap joins the professional ranks. Source: BBC
McIlroy to play in Irish Open at Royal County Down
World number two Rory McIlroy is to play in the Irish Open when the tournament returns to Royal County Down in September. Source: BBC
Women's Pro Tour to survey members on gender policy
The NXXT Women's Pro Tour initiates a survey among its members after Scotland's Hailey Davidson became the first transgender golfer to win a professional tournament. Source: BBC
'McIlroy shows bottle as he starts season on a high'
Those that brand Rory McIlroy an underachiever are missing a crucial point after nearly two decades of sustained excellence at tour level, writes Iain Carter. Source: BBC