The Latest Breaking News from LIV

This year’s PGA Championship winner reassured fans that he’s not jumping ship for LIV Golf.

The three time major title and former Ryder Cup skipper mounts defence of his sport on 'An Irishman Abroad' podcast

Milk ... before cereal?

The tearful smile on Matt Fitzpatrick’s face as he embraced his parents and Foster lifting the 18th pin out to kiss the flag summed it up

Organisers of The Open have confirmed players defecting from the PGA Tour to the Saudi-backed LIV Golf Series will still be allowed to participate at St. Andrews

You know there’s a perspective void when people wonder why golfers are joining a new tour sponsored by an oppressive and murderous Saudi Arabian regime. The questions came again Tuesday as reports were published saying West Palm Beach’s Brooks Koepka would sign on for the LIV Tour’s blood money.

Players like Patrick Cantlay see the exodus of talent from the PGA Tour to the LIV Series as a threat.

He bristled at the U.S. Open when asked whether he would consider joining the LIV Golf Series.

Koepka is just the latest big name to jump ship for the Saudi-backed league.

Peace out, Brooksie.

Englishman Matt Fitzpatrick, who is 27 but would still get carded in a pub, hit the shot of his life from the 18th fairway Sunday and minutes later was hugging his mum and dad — the U.S. Open victory his in Brookline, Massachusetts. His first major win was also his…