Scottie Scheffler raised question marks about the format of the PGA Tour's season finale at the Tour Championship, and the world No. 1 may well get his way with a proposed change

The golf season begins this week with The Sentry from Maui, Hawaii, but some of the sport's biggest names won't be competing in the event. Among the top players missing out on the PGA Tour's first stop of 2025 are Scottie Scheffler and Rory McIlroy,

Rory McIlroy and Scottie Scheffler have been told to expect a challenge for honours from one particular golfer in 2025.

While LIV Golf may be the new, fun brand, it was the PGA Tour that walked away with the victory, and in dominant fashion.

Rory McIlroy raked in a cool $5m (€4.76m) in cryptocurrency as prize money for a win over Brooks Koepka and Bryson DeChambeau in Las Vegas on Tuesday night.

TNT is once again bringing a made-for-TV golf event to your living room. Or laptop. Or wherever you watch live golf.

The PGA Tour is looking a radical overhaul to the format of the Tour Championship that could see the FedEx Cup decided in a bracket-style tournament for the first time. The Athletic reports that the PGA Tour is in advanced talks to transform the Tour Championship from a 30-player stroke-play tournament with net starting strokes into a bracket-style event.

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