Tiger Woods will be the only player involved in peace talk negotiations between the PGA Tour and Public Investment Fund of Saudi Arabia . The Tour have been in discussions with PIF since announcing a shock framework agreement last June.
Elsewhere the American-based circuit's commissioner Jay Monahan will also take a negotiation spot, along with policy board chairman Joe Gorder, Fenway Sports Group principal owner John Henry and former player-turned-economist Joe Ogilvie.READ MORE: Rory McIlroy battling conflicting emotions as big gesture reveals true PGA Tour feelings
Half-a-year on, McIlroy has revealed his attentions to make a return in recent weeks, however it was revealed at this week's Wells Fargo Championship that his peers - including Woods - opted to reject plans to reappoint the four-time major winner. According to Golf Digest, the relationship between Woods and McIlroy has 'soured' amid their differing views on the current state of professional golf.