We break down Brooks Koepka’s shock decision to leave LIV Golf for family reasons, the heartbreaking retirement of Mito Pereira, and the arcade-style changes coming to TGL Season Two.

• Brooks Koepka and LIV Golf have mutually agreed to part ways following the 2025 season. The decision stems from personal reasons following a family tragedy, paving the way for Talor Gooch to take over as Smash GC Captain in 2026.
• The PGA Tour released a statement subtly noting the stability of their "competitive environment."
• A somber shift in priorities for the Koepka family following a difficult year.

• At just 30 years old, Mito Pereira has announced his retirement from professional golf following his relegation from LIV. Citing severe burnout, the Chilean star leaves the game three years after his infamous collapse at Southern Hills.
• Pereira stated his primary goal is simply "finding peace back in Chile."
• A stark reminder of the mental toll the game takes on its rising stars.

• The league returns with Atlanta Drive GC vs. New York Golf Club, unveiling a pivot to "arcade golf" featuring the new Agustin Piza-designed "Stinger" hole. Tiger Woods (back) and Justin Thomas (hip) are both out due to surgery.
• Despite the injury, Woods will maintain a "mic'd up non-playing role" on the bench.
• The format shift signals a move toward pure entertainment while the icons heal.

• Sky Sports is set to release a documentary chronicling Rory’s historic 2025 campaign, covering the Triple Crown of his career: the elusive Masters victory, the Irish Open win, and the Away Ryder Cup triumph.
• Rory is quoted in the film admitting he "doubted if this moment would ever happen again."

Sky Sports extends PGA Tour deal to 2029 • Justin Rose secures 2026 Masters invite • Anthony Kim spotted at LIV Q School • Lee Trevino doesn't want to "caddie for Arnie" in the afterlife

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