Rex Hoggard and Ryan Lavner join Golf Today to assess the fallout from Jay Monahan and Tiger Woods' White House visit, detailing potential next steps and timelines as the PGA Tour and LIV Golf work towards a deal.

The final deal would allow former LIV Golf stars to return to the PGA Tour, the place where it all began. Regardless of the outcomes in this story, PIF is not giving up on its project, aiming to invest a lot more money in LIV Golf. Their primary goal is obviously to become the dominant Tour on the golf scene, and to surpass the PGA Tour.

Take your average pig sty, trample it into ooze with the feet of dozens of pork-chasers until it’s such a slimy mire that no clean shoe can gain purchase, wreath it in a clammy fog constituted by the greedy breath of zombie opportunists with dead dull cash-staring eyes, and there you have the “reunification” of golf.

As the Saudis sportswash their way through the world of golf, the PGA Tour could at least make them clean up their mess.

President Donald Trump said on Saturday there is a "good chance" of resolving a schism between the PGA Tour and Saudi-backed LIV Golf after his discussions with the parties about the dispute. At a White House dinner for visiting state governors,

Donald Trump met with PGA Tour commissioner Jay Monahan and two of the biggest names in golf, Tiger Woods and Adam Scott, at the White House on Thursday