The golf world is abuzz with the upcoming Canadian Women’s Open in Edmonton, the ongoing FedEx Cup playoffs for men in St. Louis, and the uncertain future of the rebel LIV league. Here’s what you need to know:

**Canadian Women’s Open:**
Known as the CPKC Women’s Open, this LPGA Tour event returns to Royal Mayfair in Edmonton after an absence since 2013. The $2.75 million US tournament boasts top talent, with six of the world’s top 10 golfers, including Nelly Korda, the current world No. 1. Notable absentees are Haeran Ryu, Jeeno Thitikul, Lottie Woad, and Charley Hull. Lydia Ko eyes a record-breaking fourth Canadian Open win, with Brooke Henderson aiming to defend her title.

In a field that includes 14 Canadians, young talent like Aphrodite Deng, Clairey Lin, and Anna Huang is set to make an impact. Huang, at just 17, is making waves on the Ladies European Tour and has climbed to 45th in the world rankings.

**FedEx Cup Playoffs:**
As the women’s season extends, the PGA Tour is nearing its climax with the BMW Championship in St. Louis, leading to the Tour Championship in Atlanta. The winner of the Tour Championship will walk away with a hefty $10 million prize from the $40 million purse. Scottie Scheffler secured the top spot in the points race, earning $23 million in bonus money.

**LIV League:**
Facing an uncertain future, the LIV Golf season is wrapping up in Indianapolis after losing Saudi backing. Jon Rahm has secured the individual title, but the fate of the league hangs in the balance as CEO Scott O’Neil scrambles to secure new investors.

As the golf season unfolds, all eyes are on these exciting developments across various tours and competitions, promising thrilling action and potential game-changing outcomes.