Adam Scott attended two meetings at the White House with PGA Tour commissioner Jay Monahan and Trump. The second included Tiger Woods, Yasir Al-Rumayyan.

Scott, who is a player director on the PGA Tour Enterprises board of directors and a member of the circuit’s transaction subcommittee, was not as vague when he was asked if the circuit’s hope to bring the game back under “one tour” was possible?

As a Player Director on the PGA Tour's Player Advisory Council, Adam Scott recently found himself in a building he probably never even dreamed of being in even after he won his Masters in 2013 - The White House.

Adam Scott remains hopeful that negotiations between the PGA Tour and the Public Investment Fund result in a reunification of professional golf, but the former major champion is also realistic that the talks could fizzle out.

Before the start of the Players Championship, Scott looked back on the negotiations, sharing the biggest obstacle.

It’s been nearly two years since the Tour and LIV announced a “framework agreement” to merge the Tour, LIV and the DP World Tour.

After two visits to the White House, PGA Tour player director Adam Scott realized President Donald Trump has "more important things" to focus on than making a deal with LIV Golf work.

Jay Monahan, PGA Tour Commissioner, joins 'Power Lunch' live from the Players Championship to discuss Liv Golf, the PGA Tour and The Golf Channel.