What a potential deal between PGA Tour Enterprises and Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund looks like is still anyone's best guess, but LIV Golf CEO Scott O'Neil only sees a potential agreement as a positive.

As a potential deal between the PGA Tour and the Public Investment Fund of Saudi Arabia continues to loom over professional golf, Rory McIlroy said he believed it was time for all players to "get over it" and do whatever needs to be done to reunify the game.

Superstar golfer Rory McIlroy, once a leading critic of LIV Golf, said Wednesday that it's time for the Saudi-owned league and the PGA Tour to reunite.

A few weeks before the Inauguration, Rory McIlroy played a round of golf with President Donald Trump, who has hosted plenty of LIV Golf events on his courses before. Yet, McIlroy, ahead of this week’s Genesis Invitational,

If people … have their feelings hurt because guys went or whatever, like who cares? Let’s move forward together’

Nearly a month into his tenure as LIV Golf CEO, Scott O’Neil is bullish about the league’s trajectory despite lackluster opening-week ratings as a deal with the PGA Tour looms.

A report indicates that the PGA Tour and the Saudi PIF are close to reaching an agreement in the coming weeks.