On the latest episode of Subpar, Gary Williams joined to give his read on the future of LIV Golf, Bryson's YouTube plan and more.

Bryson DeChambeau was at the White House on Tuesday to support the reinstated Presidential Fitness Test, but Donald Trump exaggerated the LIV Golf star's pull-up count on social media

Policy shift opens door: The PGA Tour is updating its social media rules, potentially removing a key obstacle DeChambeau cited for a return. Membership approval needed: DeChambeau says any PGA Tour comeback depends on whether current players want him back ...

This report comes just days after DeChambeau, who is in the final year of his LIV Golf contract, complained about how the PGA Tour’s regulations against shooting content during practice rounds on tournament grounds would be an issue for him if he pursued a return.

The PGA Tour made a big change that might allow Bryson DeChambeau to return to the competition if LIV Golf finally collapses.

Bryson DeChambeau discusses obstacles to a PGA Tour return, including social media policies and rebuilding relationships with players after LIV Golf.

A report from Front Office Sports has revealed the PGA Tour is set to alter its social-media policy, a move of potential interest for one of LIV's biggest stars

Bryson DeChambeau is the kind of golfer who doesn’t limit himself to the fairways. Be it growing a massive YouTube audience or backing ambitious projects away from the course, the 2x U.

Gary Player, 90, took on LIV Golf star Bryson DeChambeau in a push-up contest at the White House during Trump's Presidential Fitness Test signing event.