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."

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.

Bryson DeChambeau has been linked with a return to the PGA Tour for quite some time. The popular golfer was one of the first reinforcements of LIV Golf, and many consider him the best player of this Tour.

As DeChambeau maintains ties with the PGA Tour, there's a rising sense that a truce may be on the horizon—the much-anticipated agreement with the Public Investment Fund of Saudi Arabia promising to mend fences and potentially allow stars like DeChambeau to swing freely between the rival tours in the foreseeable future.

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.

Well-known sports journalists and golf experts have been giving predictions and transmitting new information in recent days, for which it is difficult to answer how true they are.

Bryson DeChambeau has made it clear that his future remains firmly with LIV Golf amid swirling rumours of a potential PGA Tour return. The US Open winner reiterated his dedication to his LIV team, the Crushers, hoping to build a "lasting legacy".

Bryson DeChambeau is having spin issues with his wedges so says he is looking for a new golf ball, but which one should he use?