In a stunning revelation, the PGA Tour, DP World Tour and Public Investment Fund, which owns and operates LIV Golf, announced on Tuesday that they have agreed to a historic merger which will end the nearly two-year disruption at the highest level of professional golf that included many of the game's biggest stars emigrating to the newly formed league.
In the immediate aftermath of this announcement, the news elicits more questions than answers, from, “How were reparations made so quickly?” to, “What does this mean for the future of golf?” to even simply, “What will this apparent 'super-league' be called?”
That final query was answered in the announcement – sort of – as the for-profit entity refer red to as “TBD” will “ensure that all stakeholders benefit from a model that delivers maximum excitement and competition among the game's best players.”
The agreement definitively and mutually ends all pending litigation between the tours, which had been lingering for the past year.