American sports network focused on golf, including PGA/LPGA tours
Comcast has announced a tax-free spin-off that will separate NBCUniversal and Sky into a standalone, publicly traded media company while leaving Comcast focused on broadband, wireless and business services. The company has said the separation will complete in about a year, executives told investors, and Comcast will initially keep up to 19.9% of the new media group.
LIV Golf is confronting a funding shortfall after the Saudi Public Investment Fund withdraws backing at year-end. The league is seeking about $260 million, with Indianapolis likely to host upcoming events and Michigan deemed unlikely. Investors’ decisions will shape LIV’s 2027 viability.
Glover has removed his shoes after a birdie putt, citing a rules official’s complaint about spike marks on soft bent greens at TPC Twin Cities. He reiterates that tamping down spike marks is allowed and that his metal spikes will stay on.
Good Good Golf has removed staff responsible for a Callaway ad that showed co‑founder Garrett Clark shoving Alexis Miestowski and has apologised. Callaway has ended the partnership, retailers and broadcasters have pulled support, and the PGA Tour has accepted Good Good’s decision to step away from its November title sponsorship while it reviews the situation.
The PGA Tour has confirmed that personal wagers by 55-year-old golfer Bart Gogel were not placed on events he participated in. He has accepted an 11-month suspension and will be eligible to return on February 22, 2027. Gogel has called the wagers an honest mistake and says he looks forward to resuming competition on the Champions tour.
The Good Good brand faces mounting backlash after a promotional video shows a confrontation. Golf Galaxy and Dick’s Sporting Goods have paused sales and sponsorships, and Callaway has ended its three-year deal. The PGA Tour says it will seek a new title sponsor for its Austin event.