Among the few certainties golf fans have been able to count on over the last two years are these:

1. There’s no end in sight for the PGA Tour-PIF negotiations.

And 2. Golf Channel analyst Brandel Chamblee has not grown any fondness for LIV Golf.

The latest example of these two truths came with last week’s announcement that LIV and Fox had come to an agreement to broadcast LIV events on TV.

The multiyear deal, first reported by the Sports Business Journal, represents a major win for LIV. It also represents a loss for anyone hoping a PGA Tour-PIF deal would see the shuttering of the upstart league.

Whether or not a final agreement is anywhere close to finished, LIV doesn’t appear to be going anywhere.

Chamblee, of course, took note of the significant update in the years-long battle between LIV and the PGA Tour, and then took to X to express his strong opinions on the matter.

“Looking forward to the specific financials,” Chamblee wrote about the LIV-FOX deal on X, continuing, “did Fox pay a rights fee or was this another time buy.”