Steven Alker cites division over LIV golfers in PGA Tour Champions
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Nov 3, 2026, 5:01 PM
Last updated Nov 3, 2026

At a media day on November 2, Steven Alker addressed the ongoing debate among PGA Tour Champions golfers regarding the inclusion of LIV golfers. Alker noted that some players are opposed to welcoming these golfers who have switched tours, highlighting internal conversations about the rules governing their access. With the season finale at the Charles Schwab Cup Championship near, discussions are intensifying about how the tour's may change, particularly with the potential involvement of legends like Tiger Woods in senior golf. While opinions vary among players, Alker emphasized the need to balance upholding the tour's profile while determining who can be admitted from LIV. The future of senior golf remains uncertain as debate continues over its integration.
- •Steven Alker raises concerns about LIV golfers joining PGA Tour Champions
- •Some senior golfers oppose LIV players' integration into the tour
- •Discussions on rules for LIV defectors ongoing among player directors
- •Tiger Woods may consider participating in senior events
- •The Charles Schwab Cup Championship nearing its season conclusion
- 5:01 PMYahoo Sports — Steven Alker says some PGA Tour Champions golfers don't want LIV golfers
"Two-time Charles Schwab Cup champion Steven Alker said some of his fellow senior tour golfers aren't open to LIV golfers on PGA Tour Champions.
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