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Pro Turns His Back on the PGA Tour - LITE
Nov 19, 2025 | Edition #107
👋 Hey Golf Fans,
LIV Golf snatched its first PGA Tour pro of the season. The 33-year-old golfer will play with a former major champion on the PIF-backed circuit from next season onwards. Meanwhile, Lydia Ko and Charley Hull mourn the death of a fellow pro’s family member, and Spieth has some advice for his friend Justin Thomas. We’ll talk about all that and more in today’s edition.
Let's dive in...
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PGA Tour Pro’s Sudden Jump to LIV Golf Triggers Backlash |
The 33-year-old golfer suddenly withdrew from the RSM Classic on Tuesday. Now it comes to light that from 2026, he will compete on the Saudi-backed circuit. |
As you read above, another Tour pro has made a successful switch to the Saudi-backed league, despite the continuous backlash. That makes us curious to know…
Do You Think Joining LIV Harms Players' Long-Term Career Goals? |
Tuesday’s Results: 49.45% of you said Henrik Stenson can rebuild his legacy after joining the DP World Tour.
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On November 19, 1990, Max Homa was born. A standout player at the University of California, he won both the individual Pac-12 Men's Golf Championship and NCAA Division I Men's Golf Championship in 2013. He turned professional that same year. Since then, Homa has won six times on the PGA Tour and once on the DP World Tour, building a strong fan base on social media. |
Before you head out for heavy work or a round of golf, kick-start your day with a fun challenge. Test your golf vocabulary in today’s Wordle. (Hint: Brian Harman’s infamous pre-shot routine.)
Tuesday’s Picture Puzzle: Adam Schenk
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