News about Wesley Bryan

RIATH AL-SAMARRAI AND MATT HUGHES: Following an unusual peace agreement between the traditional tours and the Saudi-back LIV circuit, the golf civil war was declared on Tuesday. The PGA Tour, DP World Tour, and LIV had joined forces in a 'commercial entity to unify golf' after a year of war, litigation, and chaos that ripped golf in half. Although the parties will remain three distinct market entities, they have decided to consolidate their commercial activities and draw together from Saudi Arabia's vast wealth in a new period of cooperation.

After qualifying on the sixth hole of a playoff Monday, LIV Golf rebel Carlos Ortiz snuck into the US Open. Golfers from around the world and Canada were competing for a spot in the US Open at Los Angeles Country Club on Monday on June 15 over 36 holes. Ortiz, who jumped ship to Saudi-backed LIV, was keen to participate in the big championship the old fashioned way, and he did well. In the meantime, a repeat of the PGA Championship's Block Party was not meant to be. Michael Block, a club professional who stole the hearts of fans at Oak Hill with his tied-15 finish, and his 18-year-old son Dylan failed in their efforts to make it a family affair in the third major of the year.