BREAKING UPDATE: Nelly Korda Announce Her Retirement Before The Ryder Cup In 2025 Another year in professional golf has come and gone without the PGA Tour and LIV Golf finding common ground to bring the sport’s stars together more often than just the four major championships.
World No. 1 golfer Scottie Scheffler kept winning and winning on the PGA Tour, Jon Rahm recovered from a slow start to win a title in his first season in LIV Golf, and Xander Schauffele finally broke through in the majors.Nelly Korda was nearly as dominant as Scheffler on the LPGA Tour, and Lydia Ko accomplished a rare feat in a bounce-back season.With another Ryder Cup coming in September, there’s plenty to look forward to in golf in 2025.First, let’s take a look at the biggest newsmakers in 2024.The 15-time major champion completed all four rounds in a single PGA Tour event in 2024, finishing 60th at the Masters in April. He withdrew from the Genesis Invitational because of illness and missed the cut at the PGA Championship, U.S. Open and The Open. Now, the 49-year-old (his birthday is Monday) will be returning from another back surgery heading into the 2025 season.Yet, there’s little debate that Woods remains the biggest needle mover in men’s professional golf. He unveiled his Sun Day Red apparel line in February, and he has been working behind the scenes to help shape the game’s future as vice chairman of the PGA Tour Enterprises board and a player director on the tour’s policy board.
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