• Jordan Spieth on Friday denied a report.
• In conversations to leave the PGA Tour.
• For the rewarding Saudi-supported LIV Golf series.

LIV has tricked away significant champs including Phil Mickelson, Dustin Johnson, Brooks Koepka and Bryson DeChambeau with colossal amounts.

“Let me get straight to the point, any reports that I am mulling over contending anyplace other than the PGA Tour are completely false,” Spieth tweeted in the wake of shooting a 72 in the second round of the Scottish Open.

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“I’m not in conversations with LIV. I have been cited on the record for a really long time that I completely support the PGA Tour and have never thought to be any other options.

“My objective has not changed since I started playing golf – to win PGA Tour occasions and significant titles, and to contend with the best players on the planet.

The individuals who really know me, realize what means a lot to me.”

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The $255 million LIV series is being bankrolled by Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund (PIF), which pundits say is a vehicle for the country to work on its picture even with analysis of its common liberties record.

McIlroy this week said the raising pressure between the golf circuits is “parting the game,” and required the sides to hold converses with figure out something worth agreeing on.