Rahm's public willingness to serve a suspension clears the biggest contractual hurdle for the PGA Tour to readmit one of LIV Golf's highest-profile defectors.

Herbert's departure adds to a run of LIV exits driven by access to majors and world ranking points rather than money.

DeChambeau's commitment is a stabilizing signal for LIV as several other players negotiate exits.

The five-shot margin is the largest of Novak's career and moves him into the tour's winners-only events.

The route into elevated events and majors is the central competitive question for players weighing tour vs. LIV decisions.

Fichardt's first PGA Tour Champions title came with a one-shot win over a field led by Johnson.

The distribution deal extends the tour's reach to satellite subscribers as media rights deals come under review.

Garcia's departure messaging is being read as a signal of how LIV's original signees are framing a return path.

The made-for-TV exhibition puts the tour's two biggest draws in a team format during the off-season.

Woods' off-course news remains a major commercial and media storyline for the sport.

Talk of a Woods return resurfaces as the tour calendar moves toward the majors.

Finau's declining results have become a case study in the risk of leaving the PGA Tour.

Personal news lands alongside Rahm's contract negotiations with both tours.

Caddie changes remain one of the more closely watched personnel moves on tour.

The setback adds to uncertainty around LIV's roster heading into its next season.

The roundtable frames the tour's off-season storylines as LIV's roster reshapes.

Equipment roundups document what winning players actually put in play during the season.

Purse inflation has made eight-figure career earnings possible without a victory.