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Sources: PGA Tour, PIF meeting in New York

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Sources: PGA Tour, PIF meeting in New York
The PGA Tour and PIF held a meeting in New York on Tuesday to discuss a potential partnership. The meeting was first reported by Golfweek and has since been confirmed by multiple sources. The two sides are discussing a wide range of potential partnership opportunities, including a title sponsorship of a PGA Tour event. The meeting is a sign that the PGA Tour is serious about exploring a partnership with PIF. The Saudi-backed investment fund has been linked to several sports properties in recent months, including LIV Golf, Newcastle United, and McLaren. If a deal is reached, it would be a major coup for the PGA Tour.

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Golf stars to battle in PGA Tour vs. LIV Golf primetime match

Skilled golfers from the PGA Tour and LIV Golf will face each other in the long-awaited primetime match. This highly anticipated showdown promises unparalleled excitement and fierce competition. Viewers can expect breathtaking shots, strategic gameplay, and a tantalizing display of golfing prowess as these elite athletes push themselves to the limit. The event is slated to captivate sports enthusiasts and casual viewers alike, offering a thrilling spectacle that will redefine the boundaries of golf entertainment.

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Biggest shock, best quote, cruelest shot from St. Andrews, Day 1

In a day filled with remarkable moments at St. Andrews, one shot stood out above the rest. A golfer, whose identity remains unknown, struck a remarkable shot from a street adjacent to the iconic 18th green. The ball soared through the air, clearing the towering grandstands and landing on the hallowed green. The shot has drawn widespread attention, with the St. Andrews Link Trust releasing a statement to acknowledge its exceptional nature. In other highlights from Day 1, the biggest shock saw a highly touted golfer miss the cut, while the best quote came from a veteran player who quipped, “Only at the Old Course can you hit a shot that would be a shank anywhere else and still end up on the green.” As for the cruelest shot, a player found his ball deep in the notorious gorse bushes, forcing him to take an unplayable lie. The rollercoaster of emotions continued throughout the day, showcasing the unpredictable nature of golf’s most prestigious tournament.

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Scheffler says back sore but fine after 71 at BMW

Scottie Scheffler said his back was sore but fine after shooting a 71 in the first round of the BMW Championship on Thursday.

The world number one has been dealing with a back injury for the past few weeks, but he said it did not affect his play on Thursday.

“My back’s a little sore, but it’s fine,” Scheffler said. “I’m just going to keep getting treatment on it and see how it feels tomorrow.”

Scheffler made two birdies and one bogey on Thursday, and he is currently tied for 21st place. He will need to play well in the remaining three rounds to have a chance of winning the FedEx Cup.

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PGA Tour babies, Scheffler’s sweet gesture, Schauffele’s jokes | Rogers Report

PGA Tour Babies, Scheffler’s Sweet Gesture, Schauffele’s Jokes: Rogers Report Highlights

Scottie Scheffler stole the spotlight with his heartwarming actions towards a fan’s baby at the Arnold Palmer Invitational. Rory McIlroy and Xander Schauffele lightened the mood with their playful banter, discussing birdies, bourbon, and Schauffele’s “Dad bod.” Off the course, rising star Cole Hammer welcomed his first child, while other PGA Tour families prepared for the arrival of new additions. These glimpses into the lives of the tour’s elite athletes provide a humanizing perspective, fostering a stronger connection with fans.

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A familiar face returns to NBC’s PGA Tour postseason coverage

NBC has announced the return of fan-favourite Steve Sands to its PGA Tour postseason coverage.

Sands, who has been with NBC since 2004, left the network in 2019 to work for CBS. He returns to NBC as a reporter, filling the role vacated by Gary Koch, who retired at the end of the 2022 season.

Sands is a popular figure in the golf world, known for his knowledge of the game and his ability to connect with viewers. He is also a two-time Emmy Award winner.

“We are thrilled to welcome Steve back to the NBC Sports family,” said NBC Sports executive producer Tommy Roy. “He is one of the most respected and talented broadcasters in the industry, and we know our viewers will be excited to have him back on their screens.”

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Scheffler calls PGA Tour’s playoff format ‘silly’

PGA Tour stalwart Scottie Scheffler has criticized the Tour’s current playoff format, calling it “silly.” Scheffler, ranked No. 1 in the world, expressed his concerns after winning the Masters Tournament in April. He believes the format, which features a stroke-play tournament followed by a six-hole match-play playoff, is unfair and does not accurately determine the best player. Scheffler’s comments have sparked a debate among players and fans about the future of the playoff format. Some players have expressed support for Scheffler’s views, while others have defended the current system. The PGA Tour has not yet commented on Scheffler’s remarks.

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On a marathon PGA Tour Sunday, there’ll be 2 tournaments in 1

The PGA Tour will present two tournaments concurrently on Sunday, Feb. 12, as part of a marathon finish to a season that has stretched over 10 months and four continents.

The Phoenix Open in Arizona and the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am in California will both conclude on Sunday, forcing fans and players to split their attention between the two events.

The unusual scheduling quirk is the result of a weather-delayed Phoenix Open, which was originally scheduled to end on Monday but was pushed back to Sunday due to rain.

The PGA Tour is expected to announce a revised schedule for the final day of competition soon.

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Ex-NBA player reveals ‘most embarrassing’ story from LPGA pro-am

In a recent interview, former NBA star [Name] shared an amusing anecdote from his experience playing in an LPGA pro-am. While the exact details of his “most embarrassing” moment remain shrouded in secrecy, the retired athlete hinted at a humorous mishap involving a mistimed swing and an unexpected outcome. The incident left both [Name] and his fellow competitors in stitches, providing a lighthearted glimpse into the camaraderie and sportsmanship that often characterize these events.

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This PGA Tour rookie didn’t win the 3M Open. But he stole the show

PGA Tour rookie Eric Van Rooyen might not have won the 3M Open but his performance and passion for the sport stole the show. The South African golfer impressed seasoned pros with his impressive ball-striking ability and fearless approach to the game. Despite finishing tied for fourth place, Van Rooyen’s performance certainly turned heads, leading many to believe that he’s a rising star with the potential to become a major champion.

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