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'More safe, more boring': Hidden toll of ugly golf split
When a slew of PGA Tour stars defected to LIV Golf, it robbed the tour a crucial ingredient in what makes live sport the best reality TV.
When a slew of PGA Tour stars defected to LIV Golf, it robbed the tour a crucial ingredient in what makes live sport the best reality TV.
A second big-name LIV star has announced a return to the PGA Tour. With no obvious avenue for growth, Aussie fans are facing a bleak reality.
Patrick Reed might be considered a golfing villain, but he was the star of the show at LIV Adelaide on Friday.
Having previously denied any interest in signing with the breakaway league, the Aussie gun is set to join Cameron Smith's team.
Patrick Reed claimed he was the victim of "calculated, malicious, false and reckless attacks" but his lawsuit was thrown out of court.
Phil Mickelson has broken a 61-year-old record with a stunning round at the Masters, and found time for a shot at golf's bosses.
Rory McIlroy overcame a final-round charge from Patrick Reed to win the Dubai Desert Classic for the third time.
After their testy exchange in Dubai, Rory McIlroy said he was busy practicing and didn't feel the need to acknowledge the LIV golfer.
There are claims that a driving range meeting between the star golfers turned ugly, with Patrick Reed storming off.
Patrick Reed has launched a new $393 million lawsuit claiming defamation by a number of media outlets and writers.