PGA Tour commissioner Jay Monahan met with President Donald Trump to discuss a possible merger with LIV Golf. PGA Tour player director Adam Scott also met with Trump last Tuesday. During this meeting,

A report indicates that the PGA Tour and the Saudi PIF are close to reaching an agreement in the coming weeks.

PGA Tour Tour Commissioner Jay Monahan is thanking President Donald Trump for helping the tour close in on a deal with the Saudi backers of LIV Golf.

PHOENIX — PGA Tour officials met with President Donald Trump on Tuesday, the tour said, in its first public acknowledgement of his role in potentially clearing the way for the tour and the Saudi Public Investment Fund to strike a completed deal to ultimately reunify the men’s professional game.

PGA Tour commissioner Jay Monahan and player director Adam Scott met earlier this week with President Donald Trump as the Tour tries to reach a final agreement with the Saudi Public Investment Fund that would help reunify the sport.

PGA Tour commissioner Jay Monahan and player-director Adam Scott met with President Donald Trump to discuss the Tour's possible merger with LIV Golf.

PGA Tour Commissioner Jay Monahan said he met with President Donald Trump at the White House this week as the tour moves closer to finalizing a long-sought investment deal with the Saudi Arabian backers of rival LIV Golf.

The PGA Tour season is rolling on at the Waste Management Phoenix Open this week. A Super Bowl week tradition, the fans are out and about in Arizona. Meanwhile, tour executives are still hammering out the deal that is supposed to bring the golf world together.

Scott said the meeting lasted about 40 minutes in the Oval Office and was a “really positive” step for the Tour in its ongoing negotiations with Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund.

Adam Scott says his meeting with PGA Tour commissioner Jay Monahan and President Donald Trump last week was "positive" for getting a PGA-LIV deal to reunite men's golf stars.Scott, the 2013 Masters champion,