In the wake of the possible PGA-LIV merger, there has been much discussion about what it would mean for the sport as a whole, and for the players themselves. If the merger doesn’t happen, speculations arises about the players who would ‘jump ship’ from one to the other.

Asked whether the rumors of wanting to return to the PGA Tour were true, Bryson DeChambeau said: "No, I'm very excited about the future of LIV Golf."

Speculation swirls in the golf corners of social media regarding Bryson DeChambeau’s future with LIV Golf. Specifically, that when his original, multi-million-dollar deal with the league is up, reportedly in 2026,

New LIV Golf CEO Scott O'Neil and Bryson DeChambeau each said they were pleased with the direction of the upstart circuit while speaking to reporters Wednesday ahead of the tournament in Hong Kong.

Bryson DeChambeau has broken his silence on speculation he is set to quit LIV Golf and rejoin the PGA Tour. The 31-year-old switched to the Saudi-based tour in 2022, having been handed a lucrative £94 million deal.

Rumours on social media suggested Bryson DeChambeau was set to leave LIV Golf for the PGA Tour at the end of the season, but his future looks to be firmly with the breakaway league

It feels like the drama between LIV Golf and the PGA Tour reaches a new point with every passing day, and while it does seem like there's some positivity about a deal being struck there are still way too many questions about the future of each tour.

Rex Hoggard and Ryan Lavner examine Bryson DeChambeau's popularity, and discuss why he holds power in a potential deal between the PGA Tour and LIV Golf.