Brooks Koepka finished tied for 56th in the Farmers Insurance Open, marking his first appearance on the PGA Tour since making the switch back from LIV Golf. The 35-year-old American made his anticipated return to the PGA Tour at the Farmers Insurance Open this past week,

Will there be more players to go to LIV Golf? Time will tell but for PGA Tour stalwarts like Viktor Hovland, it's a double-edged sword.

England's Justin Rose says he did not move to LIV Golf because he "felt my childhood self wouldn't feel very good about giving up on those dreams" of chasing the game's biggest prizes.

After Justin Rose made the first major statement of golf's New Year, the Tour shifts quickly to one of its most recognizable stages. "The Greatest Show on Grass" is here for its 2026 rendition, and with it comes a host of headliners looking to use their names to crank up the decibel level.

No LIV Golf competitors who finish 11th or below in an event will receive rankings points, according to the OWGR. That means about 17.5 percent of the average LIV Golf field will receive OWGR points, compared to the 53 percent of PGA Tour players who will receive rankings points this week, per Golf Monthly 's Elliott Heath.

Count Viktor Hovland among the PGA Tour players pleased to be welcoming back Brooks Koepka and eventually Patrick Reed. But that's just him personally, Hovland says.

Bo Preston appreciates what service members have done for the nation. His work with PGA Hope has benefitted more than 700 veterans.