The PGA Tour has made a surprising decision to allow its golfers to play in the LIV Golf event. Previously, the PGA Tour considered LIV Golf events to be unauthorized and players who participated in them faced a one-year suspension. However, the Tour now categorizes the LIV Golf Promotions event as a qualifying event and not part of an unauthorized series, so there will be no suspension for players. This decision comes after years of tension between the PGA Tour and LIV Golf, with players switching sides and shots being thrown. In June, Tour commissioner Jay Monahan and the governor of the Saudi Arabia Public Investment Fund, which backs LIV Golf, reached a proposed deal to create a for-profit entity. The agreement is still pending approval, but this recent decision by the PGA Tour could be seen as an olive branch. The LIV Golf Promotions event will take place in Abu Dhabi and offer a purse of $1.5 million. Players will have the opportunity to compete and then decide whether to continue with LIV Golf. This decision is expected to generate significant interest among players and fans. It remains to be seen how this will impact the ongoing negotiations between the PGA Tour and LIV Golf.