Commissioner PGA Tour: Liv Golf Deal approaching thanks to the ‘leadership’ of President Trump | Golf news

An agreement on solving cracks in a professional golf is approaching the Commissioner PGA Tour Jay Monahan.

Liv Golf, aided by the Saudi Arabian Public Investment Fund, was broken by a male sport, and a good resource of the brittle league was attracted to the star names from rival PGA and DP World Tours.

The conversations between different entities still reach the conclusion, despite the framework agreement that was first signed in June 2023.

But after PGA Commissioner Jay Monahan visited the White House, he issued a statement stating that they were “closer to the final agreement.”

“We know that golf fans are eagerly awaiting a resolution about negotiations with a public investment fund and we want to thank President Trump for his interest and long -standing golf game,” said Monahan and Directors of players Adam Scott and Tiger Woods UA Statement.

“We asked the president to get involved in good games, good countries and for all the countries involved.

“We are grateful that his leadership brought us closer to the final agreement, and inserting the way to the reunification of a male professional golf.”

In Podcast on the eve of his choice, Trump claimed that I would “need a better part of 15 minutes” to secure the agreement between the LIV of the set tour.

Speaking Sky Sports Golf About that claim, Rory Mcilroy said, “Maybe he could!

“From the outside, I think it’s probably a little less complicated than it really is, but obviously Trump has a great relationship with Saudi Arabia, he has a great relationship with Golf, he’s a golf lover, so maybe. Who knows.?”

What is the state of conversation about golf unification?

Now for over a year since the target date of New Year’s Eve in 2023, he has passed without the announced contract between LIV’s support – the Saudi Arabic Public Investment Fund – PGA Tour and World Tour DP to formalize the framework agreement for unification A golf that was unexpectedly announced in June that year.

Despite the abundance of reports since then suggesting that the solution to the conversation is immediate, there has been no final breakthrough with discussions between the key players standing behind closed doors by 2025.

But there were still many examples in the last year to show that relationships between the parties had been significantly shattered from the early hostilities seen throughout the game that followed the LIV launch and subsequent signing of big money.

One -time critic Luka Mcilroy spoke about the advantages of an agreementWhile Monahan even played a Golf Circle along with PIF Governor Yasir Al-Rumayyan at the Alfred Dunhill Links Championship.

But the final contract and the agreed plan forward has not yet been established.