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The Senate subcommittee investigating the recent merger of rivals the PGA Tour and LIV Golf League has set its first hearing for next week, inviting two PGA Tour execs to testify.

LIV Golf Championship following the latest rebel event.'DJ', one of the first high profile defectors from the PGA Tour, finished 16th in the latest Saudi-backed tournament in Bangkok, which was won by Eugenio Lopez-Chacarra. That proved enough to give him an insurmountable 42-point lead in the standings ahead of the season finale in Jeddah from October 14-16.Johnson, 38, claimed a dramatic win at the LIV Golf Invitational in Boston in September, notching an eagle on the first playoff hole in arguably the rebel venture's most dramatic moment yet.

golf champion Patrick Reed has filed a lawsuit seeking to win $1billion in damages. The New York Post report Reed has filed a lawsuit against analyst Brandel Chamblee and the Golf Channel and is seeking AU$750million - equivalent to £635million.

Tiger Woods broke down in tears on the 18th hole as he walked down the fairway at St Andrews on Friday.Woods was competing at The Open, and he admitted he might not be "physically able to play" when the famous tournament is next at St Andrews in 2030. And Woods was seen in tears as he completed his tournament.Woods was visibly emotional as he made his way down the fairway at St Andrews one last time.

the best golfers from across the globe will be descending on St Andrew's for the four day event.All the big names will be there - including Rory McIlroy, Tiger Woods, Lee Westwood and Ian Poulter.READ MORE: Tiger Woods' net worth: How the billionaire player boosted his fortune with endorsementsAnd amongst them will be those who are also household names - but for all the wrong reasons.One of them will be golf's "bad boy" , the American Patrick Reed, who has been hit by allegations of cheating, gay slurs and swearing.Reed, 31, whose nickname is 'Captain America', is a Marmite figure in the golfing world - with fans either adoring him and his maverick ways, or openly hating him.His exploits both on and off the course have earned him the title of "golf's villain" and - like any self-respecting bad boy - he wouldn't have it any other way.Since turning professional 11 years ago, he's won nine times on the PGA circuit and three times on the European tour.But it's his off the fairways antics which have hit the headlines, with him revelling in his bad boy persona. Reed has been married to his wife Justine for 10 years, who was previously his caddy, and they have a daughter, Windsor-Wells.

Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!Controversial American golfer Patrick Reed is absent from this weekend's Ryder Cup after missing out on selection for Steve Stricker's Team USA.The 2018 Masters champion is renowned for his on course antics, such as riling up and shushing the crowd, and is also reportedly embroiled in a feud with his family.Despite appearing at the last three Ryder Cups, winning two, Reed is absent from this year's tournament at Whistling Straights after being overlooked for a captain's pick.Having finished 11th in the points standings for Team USA selection, he was not chosen as one of six captain's picks by Stricker.Reed is a polarising figure in the world of golf, having been a patriotic member of

Tiger Woods is speaking out following his serious car accident last week which left him hospitalized with damage to his leg and ankle. Late Sunday night the 45-year-old golfer took to Twitter to share his thanks after his peers wore red shirts in a show of solidarity with the famed athlete. «It is hard to explain how touching today was when I turned on the tv and saw all the red shirts,» Woods wrote on his official account.

Tiger Woods tweeted that he was "touched" after several pros dressed in his iconic red top at a PGA tournament in Florida on Sunday. It was Woods' first public comment since his serious car accident last week.

Rory McIlory and Tommy Fleetwood wore Woods' trademark red shirt and black trousers on the final day of the WGC-Workday Championship in Florida on Sunday.The 15-times Major winner famously wears his 'Sunday red' on the final day of tournaments after his mum told him it was his 'power colour'.Players including Jason Day, Tony Finau, Sebastian Munoz and Patrick Reed also emulated Woods' style, after he suffered serious leg injuries which threaten to end his trophy-laden career.Woods said he was "touched" by the tribute, and claimed the support of his fellow competitors was helping him as he faces his toughest battle yet."It is hard to explain how touching today was when I turned on the TV and saw all the red shirts," Woods said on Twitter

Tiger Woods has broken his silence following his serious car accident.

Tiger Woods spoke out after some of the world's best golfers paid tribute to him on Sunday as he continues his recovery from a horror car crash.

This week has been among the stranger golf weeks in the last few years. Tiger Woods was badly injured in a career-threatening car crash on Tuesday, and has undergone multiple procedures in the days that have followed as athletes from all over the world offered up their well wishes.