ESPN Golf

1. Exorbitant purses, team golf and shotgun starts: Where does LIV Golf go from here?

   The wealthy Saudi-backed LIV Golf league embodied its "Golf, but louder" slogan in its first season. But can a league that embraced 54 holes, team golf and shotgun starts sustain? What about its players?

2. PGA Tour commissioner Jay Monahan talks about the tour's future, Tiger Woods, LIV Golf and more

   In an exclusive interview with ESPN, PGA Tour Commissioner Jay Monahan discusses the future of professional men's golf.

3. Tiger, son Charlie to return to PNC Championship

   Tiger Woods and his 13-year-old son, Charlie, are returning to the PNC Championship with hopes of doing one better than last year.

4. Top Cat: Tiger earns $15M bonus from PGA Tour

   Tiger Woods has claimed the top bonus in the PGA Tour's Player Impact Program yet again, despite playing only nine rounds in three major championships this past season.

5. Colsaerts a vice captain for Europe's Ryder team

   Luke Donald, Europe's Ryder Cup captain, has appointed Nicolas Colsaerts as his third vice captain for next year's competition in Rome.

6. Cam Smith wants more LIV golf in Australia

   Cameron Smith is hopeful his enhanced pulling power can secure a LIV Golf event for his native Queensland.

7. Svensson closes '22 play with 1st PGA Tour title

   Adam Svensson handled the cold air and the heat of contention as if he had been there before, closing with a 6-under 64 to win the RSM Classic for his first PGA Tour victory.

8. Ko prevails in Florida, wins LPGA player of year

   Lydia Ko never won more in one day than on Sunday in the CME Group Tour Championship, where she claimed the richest prize in women's golf at $2 million with a victory that allowed her to win LPGA player of the year in Florida.

9. McIlroy becomes Europe No. 1 for fourth time

   Rory McIlroy finished the year as Europe's No. 1-ranked golfer for the fourth time -- and first since 2015 -- despite Jon Rahm winning the DP World Tour Championship in Dubai on Sunday.

10. Maguire makes up 7 shots to tie Ko for LPGA lead

    Leona Maguire of Ireland had four straight birdies around the turn and added a pair of birdies late for a 9-under 63 on Saturday.