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Golf fans, and even those who do not follow this sport, know that the newly elected US president, Donald Trump, during the presidential campaign, stressed that he is open to helping golf get back on its feet, after the chaos that has reigned for several years, primarily with the arrival of LIV Golf.
The fact that Donald Trump met with the PGA Tour commissioner, Jay Monahan, as well as the director of players, Adam Scott, shows that he is a man who wants to fulfill his promise.
During the meeting, they considered the best solution for problems in the world of golf, with several ideas that could be implemented in the future.
PGA Tour Communications issued a statement to fans through its social media profile, stressing that they understand the impatience of fans regarding negotiations between the PGA Tour and PIF. The PGA Tour went on to say that they asked the president to be involved in the entire process, thanking him for his support and understanding.
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PGA and PIF want a final agreement, but is that realistic?
Since the news about the framework agreement, nothing has changed significantly. Both parties are open to reaching a final agreement, but it is clear that one of the parties, or even both, wants a larger share of the stake.
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The statements of the head of the PGA Tour, as well as PIF and LIV Golf officials give optimism that a final agreement could be reached. The new LIV Golf CEO, Scott O'Neil, shared a few weeks ago that both sides want to put an end to this story, as they want the world of golf to move in the right direction.
