Brooks Koepka has taken his first steps since parting ways with LIV Golf back in December. The golf world had been waiting to see what his next move would be after the mutual termination of Brooks Koepka’s contract with LIV Golf.

Derek Sprague stepped down as PGA of America CEO on January 9, 2026, after just 12 months in the role. The reason he cited was that he wanted to focus on family.

Brooks Koepka‘s potential return to the PGA Tour is creating a collision course with an uncomfortable reality, and one factor might force the Tour into a corner: television. In a way, it influences every decision the PGA Tour makes, and the big talk about ‘integrity’ and ‘meritocracy’ takes a backseat.

It’s impossible these days not to hear about LIV poaching rising pros from the PGA Tour. But more often than not, tour pros reject those offers.

Michael Kim’s profile on the PGA Tour continues to rise, and it is not just because of his golf. Brooks Koepka, meanwhile, has been a major name in the sport for nearly a decade now, even after his move from the PGA Tour to LIV Golf in 2022.

Anthony Kim’s unexpected birdie putt didn’t just save his week at Black Diamond Ranch; it handed LIV Golf a headline it badly needs. And fans seem to be delighted by it.

What kind of farewell does a five-time major champion receive after three years and $100 million? A single static graphic and a buried paragraph inside someone else’s announcement. On December 23, 2025, LIV Golf released a statement.

As the LPGA enters its Craig Kessler era, the 2026 season will be critical in building toward a breakthrough.

In 2026, the PGA Tour will not hold its traditional season opener, The Sentry, at the Plantation Course in Kapalua. This may be the case for years to come as well, and it’s not because of scheduling conflicts or sponsorship problems.

At the LIV Golf Promotions event, two former rising stars are in the hunt while on different parts of their comeback trails.