Column: Options abound for getting to the PGA Tour. LIV Golf offers a new wrinkle
Keita Nakajima took a break from staring at all the menu options in a coffee shop down the street from Royal Liverpool and began contemplating his next move in golf. Nakajima, who broke Jon Rahm's record for most weeks (87) as the No. 1 amateur in the world, is in a tight race for the Japan Golf Tour money title with Takumi Kanaya. The leading player can go to final stage of Q-school on the PGA Tour, which at least assures a level Korn Ferry Tour status.