Donald Trump and Tiger Woods resume talks to unify the American and Saudi golf circuits.

In an attempt to bring this sport back together, the American president met with representatives from the PGA Tour, LIV Golf, and the discipline’s star at the White House on Thursday.

Men’s professional golf has been sharply divided since 2022: the world’s top players compete on the American circuit, the PGA Tour, or the LIV, a new organization funded by Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund (PIF). This fragmentation, which causes the discipline’s top performers to compete seldom, might be resolved if the two circuits’ June 2023 announcement of a merger—which has since been delayed—comes to pass.

Tiger Woods and the leaders of the PGA Tour and the LIV, including Yasir Al-Rumayyan, the governor of the PIF, were brought together at the White House on Thursday, February 20, by Donald Trump, a devotee of the little white ball and the owner of multiple courses. One significant step toward reuniting may be this meeting.

Trump stated, “We had some interesting discussions,” but he did not elaborate. The White House discussion on the topic Thursday was the second this month; on February 4, PGA Tour commissioner Jay Monahan and fellow PGA Tour board director Adam Scott also paid a visit.

“Fans want all the best players to play together”

Tiger Woods remarked, “I think things are going to get better quickly,” while attending a Black History Month reception beside the US president. Our goal is to ensure that this game proceeds as planned. Woods, who also organizes a number of tournaments, continued, “We’re going to make it happen because the fans want all the best players to play together.”

Thanks to incredibly large prize money, the LIV has drawn a number of well-known PGA Tour players in recent years, notably American Phil Mickelson. Jon Rahm, a Spaniard, left the PGA Tour in 2024 to accept a five-year deal with the LIV that was estimated to be worth $450 million (€430 million).

The PIF might contribute roughly $1.5 billion to the project if the PGA Tour and LIV were to successfully unite, according to Agence France-Presse. However, U.S. Justice Department officials are worried that this would be against U.S. law.

PGA Tour and LIV tournaments are held at fifteen of Donald Trump’s golf facilities, most of which are in the United States.

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