1. The history of LIV Golf and the PGA Tour

LIV Golf was founded in 2019 by LIV Investment Group. The tour is currently sanctioned by the United States Golf Association (USGA). The golf world was abuzz with the news of a new league that would challenge PGA Tour events. As of 2020, it seems that the PGA Tour and European tour have formed an alliance for joint ventures. This comes after announcement in 2019 when LIV announced their new league which will challenge them to rival how popular golf is on this side of things with plans including bringing more fans into matches up against each other while also making sure there's prize money attached

Also the world of golf has been turned upside down by an investment from Saudi Arabia. The Premier Golf League held talks with the Kingdom's Public Investment Fund about creating a financial partnership, but it seems like they were not interested in that idea because instead funding was given to another new entity - LIV Golf Investments! This company formed back in October 2021 and is headed up by former professional golfer Greg Norman as CEO; he will be working hard on making this super league happen (or at least trying).

2. What is the Difference Between LIV and PGA?.

The difference between the PGA Tour and LIV Golf is that the PGA Tour has more than 100 players in most tournaments. With four rounds, the system allows for an easy cutoff halfway through the tournament- but not on LIV Golf with 48 golfers and a three round schedule! All competitors play from start to finish unless they withdraw before the end of the third match.

And another difference is the new LIV Golf rule is sure to catch viewers off guard. The PGA Tour has always been individual play, but the LIV Golf tournament is a three-day event where twelve teams compete for the best score. In each round, two player's scores count towards their team total while in determining who wins at finals all 3 counts are combined together to determine victory!

The next big difference between LIV Golf and the PGA Tour is how each field starts their round.

The PGA Tour arranges the field so that everybody starts on the same hole or two different holes with staggered tee times, to reduce overlap. while on the other hand the LIV Golf course will be starting with a shotgun, which means that players will take their turns at the same time yet on different tees.

3. How the game is played - Rules and Regulations

LIV Golf and the PGA Tour have different rules and regulations. LIV Golf follows the Rules of Golf as governed by the USGA, while the PGA Tour has its own set of rules and regulations. There are some differences between the two sets of rules, but they are both designed to provide a fair and fun experience for all players.

Here is a quick overview of some of the key differences between LIV Golf and PGA Tour rules:

- LIV Golf uses a tee box that is 4 feet wide by 8 feet long, while the PGA Tour uses a tee box that is 3 feet wide by 7 feet long.

- LIV Golf allows players to use their driver on any shot, while the PGA Tour only allows players to use their driver on tee shots.

- LIV Golf has a maximum score of 36, while the PGA Tour has a maximum score of 72.

- LIV Golf allows players to lift, clean, and place their ball in certain situations, while the PGA Tour does not allow this.

- LIV Golf uses a scoring system that is based on the USGA Rules of Golf, while the PGA Tour uses a scoring system that is based on the PGA Tour's own rules and regulations.

- LIV Golf allows players to use rangefinders during their rounds, while the PGA Tour does not allow this.

- LIV Golf allows players to wear shorts during their rounds, while the PGA Tour requires players to wear pants.

7. What are the benefits & Difficulties are facing playing on the LIV Golf tour?

The benefits of playing on the LIV Golf tour include being able to play against some of the best golfers in the world, as well as getting the opportunity to see some amazing places. However, there can be some difficulties associated with playing on this tour, such as the PGA Tour warned that its members who participate in LIV Golf tournaments may be punished for competing in an unauthorized event, which might result in fines, suspensions, or bans.

On 9 June 2022, the PGA Tour announced that current and former members of the tour would no longer be eligible to compete in events on the Presidents Cup. The European Tour's regulations do not permit players who engage in contradictory activities from participating on the tour.

Pros & Cons of Each League

Some of the pros of LIV Golf include:

- It provides opportunities for minority golfers who may not have the same opportunities to play on the PGA Tour.

- It has a developmental tour, which can help players transition to the professional ranks.

- It is open to all players, regardless of race or ethnicity.

Some of the cons of LIV Golf include:

- Its tournaments are not as well-known or as prestigious as PGA Tour events.

- It has a smaller prize fund than the PGA Tour.

Some of the pros of the PGA Tour include:

- It is the most prestigious professional golf tour in the world.

- It has the largest prize fund of professional golf tour.

- It attracts the best golfers in the world.

Some of the cons of the PGA Tour include:

- There is a lack of diversity among its players.

- It can be difficult to qualify for tournaments.

- The travel schedule can be grueling for players.

Conclusion

In conclusion, it is evident that there are many differences between the LIV Golf and PGA Tours. The history, rules and regulations, course design, players, and prize money are just a few of the aspects that set these two tournaments apart. While some people may prefer one tour over the other, it is ultimately up to the individual to decide which one they think is better. What do you think? Let us know in the comments below!