Bryson DeChambeau offered no regrets for taking Saudi riches to join LIV Golf and no indication about his immediate future, saying only that he will approach it with “humility and respect for the game.”DeChambeau posted his thoughts on social media Sunday, his first public comments since LIV on Thursday abandoned plans to emerge from Chapter 11 bankruptcy with a new version of the league.

Delray Beach's Lexi Thompson is not sure how many WTGL matches she will play. The 11-time LPGA champion is expecting her first child in February.

Ryan Moore joined GOLF's Subpar to discuss his epic amateur career, playing golf with Arnold Palmer and hundreds of rounds at Shadow Creek.

Jon Rahm's week at Yas Links started with questions about his LIV Golf exit.

Jon Rahm reveals his full 2026 WITB with Callaway drivers and Odyssey putter as GolfWRX details the specific shafts and lofts he uses on tour.

The Legacy Club at Diamante will be the third design by Tiger Woods in Cabo San Lucas and is soon to have 2 NFL stars in the neighborhood.

Golf clubs have been told England Golf’s toughened-up Championships Entry Policy is for “elite England Golf Championships only”. As some may ponder whether to follow the governing body in restricting the use of general play scores in big events, chiefs at Woodhall Spa unequivocally stated that its purpose was for use at the highest level.

Shuri Sakuma fired a bogey-free 64 to win the TOTO Japan Classic by four shots, claiming her first LPGA Tour title and a $315,000 payday in Japan.

Bryson DeChambeau is closing the door on his LIV Golf days.

Bryson DeChambeau has never been accused of understatement, and his first statement since LIV Golf’s collapse was almost quiet. In a statement posted on Sunday, he wrote: “Arnold Palmer said no player is bigger than the game, and I want to acknowledge that, along the way, I’ve said some things that didn’t help.