PGA Tour expands partnership with DP World Tour and Asian Tour
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 22, 2026, 3:15 AM
Last updated Jul 22, 2026
On July 22, the PGA Tour announced an extended strategic alliance with the DP World Tour and Asian Tour through 2029. This partnership aims to solidify the PGA Tour's global presence, enhancing its competitive stance against LIV Golf. The agreement builds on a previous partnership that helped the PGA Tour navigate challenges posed by LIV. With LIV seeking funding and facing economic difficulties, the PGA Tour's move reflects a strategy not only to maintain dominance but also to further weaken its competition. Both tours are expected to benefit from this new alliance, which includes a closer relationship with the Asian Tour.
- •PGA Tour and DP World Tour partnership extended through 2029.
- •New alliance includes the Asian Tour to enhance global reach.
- •PGA Tour aims to counter the influence of LIV Golf.
- •Previous partnerships aided PGA Tour during LIV's rise.
- •LIV Golf continues to face financial challenges.
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