Tiger Woods said he was “surprised” by the June 6 announcement and he’s turned his frustration into formal change.
Tiger Woods said Tuesday in the Bahamas that he is targeting playing a tournament per month next year.
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Tiger Woods gives his reaction to the June 6th announcement of the PGA Tour merging with LIV Golf. He then touches on the current negotiations which have a December 31st deadline.
Rex Hoggard & Ryan Lavner give their initial impressions from statements made by Tiger Woods in his press conference.
Brandel Chamblee reacts to Tiger Woods’ comments about playing tournaments again, player empowerment on the PGA Tour and more.
Tiger Woods gives an update on his health ahead of the Hero World Challenge. He talks about his lead-up to the event and the current state of his game.
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Jordan Spieth explains the importance of his new position on the PGA Tour Policy Board and what life will look like for him as he takes on the role.
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