The PGA Tour is undergoing some drastic changes . However, one thing is remaining the same. That is, there are now active plans to revive the “Returning Member Program” to bring back LIV golfers. Instead, PGA Commissioner Brian Rolapp has provided a new avenue for LIV golfers to take to return, per The Pat McAfee Show. He told McAfee that the […] The post PGA Tour news: Commissioner sounds off on LIV golfers coming back to tour appeared first on ClutchPoints.

With the news that the PGA Tour will shift its Tour Championship to match play, one of these venues would reignite the excitement around the event

Wyndham Clark, at the Tour Championship, responds to rules "scrutiny" after a move at the BMW Championship.

Discover the specific putting adjustment Seve Ballesteros used to control green speed and cut down three-putts, according to new reporting from Golf.com.

Tim Finchem, who shrewdly governed the PGA Tour for more than two decades, has been battling Alzheimer's disease.

The PGA Tour announces a new postseason format ending with match play, aiming to crown a true world champion without gimmicks.

Golf equipment giant Callaway issued an apology on Tuesday for a now-cancelled advert which showed a male golfer shoving a female player to the ground when she reaches for his new driver.The online advert showed Good Good co-founder Garrett Clark barging Epson Tour professional player Alexis Miestowski to the ground when she attempts to reach for his driver, before warning her: "Do not touch my new driver."

The PGA currently has no plans to offer LIV Golf stars like Bryson DeChambeau and Jon Rahm a pathway back from the struggling breakaway tour, chief executive officer Brian Rolapp said Tuesday. While the PGA Tour offered a temporary path back for some LIV players --  five-time major winner Brooks Koepka in January took advantage, paying financial penalties -- no repeats are planned, said Rolapp.

The network announced the delay in a statement claiming the postponement was due to a sponsor's request to be removed. Here's everything we know.

Wyndham Clark doesn't care what people think about his curious practice swings in the rough on the 14th hole during Sunday's final round of the BMW Championship.