Cam Young was out the door to LIV Golf, wind cuts PGA Tour event short, and gearing up for Mexico
Young’s LIV Golf decision
Cameron Young showed interest in joining LIV Golf during the circuit’s inaugural season in 2022. At that year’s Tour Championship in Atlanta, he said he was interested in making the move.
Bankruptcy filings later showed Young had signed an agreement to join LIV Golf, but ultimately decided to stay on the PGA Tour. The report does not give details about when he signed or what led him to change course.
Wind shortens Bermuda event
The Butterfield Bermuda Championship is played on an island where competitors can face very windy conditions. The PGA Tour judged the wind on Sunday and Monday too severe for play to continue as planned.
The tournament was therefore reduced to 54 holes. The report describes the event as an entertaining stop on the fall schedule.
Tour schedule resumes
The PGA Tour has returned to action, and the Fall Swing is set to close with four straight weeks of events. The report also says golf is gearing up for Mexico, but does not identify a tournament or provide its schedule. Former PGA Tour player Hunter Mahan discussed creating golf content online and considering a return to professional golf.
Key points
- Bankruptcy filings showed Cameron Young had agreed to join LIV Golf before deciding to stay on the PGA Tour.
- High winds led the PGA Tour to reduce the Butterfield Bermuda Championship to 54 holes.
- The Fall Swing is set to conclude with four consecutive weeks of action.
- Hunter Mahan discussed online golf content and a possible return to professional play.