Tiger Woods is set to scout Valhalla Golf Club ahead of the 2024 PGA Championship, which will be his third official start at the club. Woods plans to maintain a monthly tournament schedule and play in all four majors of the season. This article provides a look at Woods' past performance at Valhalla Golf Club and highlights his previous victories in the PGA Championship.

Greg Norman, the CEO of LIV Golf, expresses confidence in the long-term future of the Saudi-backed league amid ongoing merger talks between the Public Investment Fund (PIF) and the PGA Tour. Norman states that LIV Golf will continue to operate and sees a return on investment, emphasizing the standalone nature of the entity. Golfers Brooks Koepka and Graeme McDowell also share optimistic views on the league's future.

Phil Mickelson expresses frustration with LIV Golf's denial of Official World Golf Ranking (OWGR) points and suggests that players may leave if the issue is not resolved. The OWGR's decision has caused players to drop in rankings and potentially miss out on major championships. Mickelson emphasizes the importance of being able to play in majors and criticizes the inconsistency of OWGR point allocation. The future of LIV Golf and its relationship with sponsors and television remains uncertain.

Scottie Scheffler will miss the Wells Fargo Championship due to awaiting the birth of his first child. However, he has been keeping his game sharp by playing with Tony Romo at Maridoe Golf Course in Texas, shooting a 67. It is uncertain if Scheffler will compete in the upcoming PGA Championship, as the timing of his child's birth will determine his availability.

Taylor Pendrith secured his first PGA Tour victory in a dramatic fashion at the CJ Cup Byron Nelson. With only a shot separating him and Ben Kohles on the 72nd hole, Pendrith made a birdie while Kohles made a bogey, resulting in a two-shot swing and a one-shot victory for Pendrith. Despite both players having a challenging season, they found themselves in contention for the win. Pendrith's victory qualifies him for the Wells Fargo Championship, while Kohles will have to wait for another opportunity to secure his first tour victory.

Kris Kim, at 16 years old, became the fifth-youngest player to make the cut on the PGA Tour and broke Jordan Spieth's record as the youngest golfer to make the cut at the CJ Cup Byron Nelson. Despite finishing in 65th place, Kim expressed his excitement and desire to come back. He also mentioned his plans to focus on improving his stamina, diet, and driving skills after returning home.

Taylor Pendrith secured his first PGA TOUR victory at THE CJ CUP Byron Nelson with a one-stroke lead. Despite not being the 71-hole leader, Pendrith's birdie on the final hole allowed him to surpass Ben Kohles. In addition to earning 500 FedExCup points and $1.71 million, Pendrith gained entry into the Wells Fargo Championship, the last two Signature Events, and the PGA Championship this season. Alex Noren finished in third place.

Brooks Koepka wins the LIV Golf Singapore event, his fourth LIV title, finishing 15 under and two strokes ahead of Cameron Smith and Marc Leishman. Koepka's improved play comes just before the upcoming 2024 PGA Championship, where he is the defending champion.

Tyrrell Hatton had an impressive performance at the LIV Golf Singapore tournament, finishing T5 after a strong start in the final round. He scored an incredible eagle on the par-5 18th hole. Hatton joined LIV in the 2024 season and is currently ranked 15th. He is eligible to play in the 2025 Ryder Cup despite being banned from the PGA Tour, according to DP World Tour chief executive Guy Kinnings.

Scott Dunlap wins the rain-shortened Insperity Invitational, earning his first PGA Tour Champions win in 10 years. The tournament was called after 36 holes due to heavy rain, with Dunlap finishing 9 under par. He expressed his determination to improve his game and his gratitude for the opportunity to compete. Bernhard Langer, playing for the first time since a recent injury, tied for 31st.

Adrian Otaegui emerged as the champion of the China Open on the DP World Tour, winning by a single stroke with a final-round 65. This victory marked Otaegui's fifth European Tour win and secured his spot in the upcoming PGA Championship. Despite a strong performance, Sebastian Soderberg finished tied for third after a tough final round. The DP World Tour season will resume after the PGA Championship.

In the Volvo China Open, a ruling initially denied Ivan Cantero from making the cut, but was later reversed. Cantero hit his tee shot into a questionable area, and after hitting a provisional ball, it was determined that his first ball was indeed in a penalty area. However, the ruling was corrected, and Cantero's score was adjusted, allowing him to make the cut by one shot. This ruling was considered rare and caused frustration among some players.

Watch the best shots and analysis from the final round of the DP World Tour's Volvo China Open in Shenzhen, China.

Taylor Pendrith won his first PGA Tour title at the CJ Cup Byron Nelson with a mixed bag of equipment featuring Ping, Srixon, Cleveland, and Odyssey clubs. His gear setup included a Ping G430 LST driver, Ping G430 Max 3-wood and Ping G425 Max 5-wood, Srixon ZX5 MKII and ZX7 MKII irons, Cleveland RTX 6 Tour Rack wedges, Odyssey Jailbird Versa 380 CS putter, and Srixon Z-Star Diamond golf balls.

Hongtaek Kim, a 12-time simulator golf champion, claimed his first victory on the Asian Tour at the GS Caltex Maekyung Open. Kim defeated Chonlatit Chuenboonngam in a playoff to secure the win, dispelling the misconception that he was only good at simulator golf. The victory earned Kim a prize of over $220,000 and marked his third win on the Korean PGA Tour.

The majors have made it clear that they are not interested in rewarding Talor Gooch and other LIV Golfers for their play on the tour. Despite Gooch's success and accomplishments in the LIV Golf League, the major championships do not consider it when determining eligibility. Gooch is not eligible for any major championships this year and the majors have shown no indication of changing their stance. This raises questions about the criteria used to determine eligibility and the future of LIV Golfers in major championships.

Greg Norman has called out the PGA of Australia on social media for not mentioning "LIV Golf" or "Ripper GC" in their posts congratulating Cameron Smith and his team on consecutive victories. Norman, the LIV Golf commissioner, urged the PGA of Australia to acknowledge the impact of Ripper GC and LIV Golf on golf in Australia.

Greg Norman, CEO of LIV Golf League, assures that the league will continue to operate even if a deal with the PGA Tour is reached. Norman states that LIV Golf will expand its portfolio of owned entities and focus on engaging different target audiences. The growth of LIV Golf will also be supported by media deals and partnerships.

Brooks Koepka has an "odd" practice range routine where he starts with a 56-degree wedge and then hits odd-numbered clubs like 9-iron, 7-iron, and 5-iron. He doesn't think about anything while hitting and treats golf as a reaction sport. Koepka practices a lot but always feels like he could work harder. He believes there's something a little crazy about every great athlete and considers himself in that category. He also talks about his friendship with Rory McIlroy and the importance of honesty in relationships.

Greg Norman plans for LIV Golf teams to have their own courses, following the model of other sports leagues. Each team will have a home venue owned by the league, allowing for additional opportunities such as education, hospitality, real estate, merchandise, and management. This comes as Brooks Koepka becomes the first player to win four times on the LIV Golf League.

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