Saudi-funded golf series puts new scrutiny on Mickelson
ST. ALBANS, England (AP) — Out of public view for four months, Phil Mickelson returns to golf under severe scrutiny because of where he’s playing and who is paying him.
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Racing season returns to Saudi Arabia with expanded Taif program, larger prize pot
LONDON: Racing returns to Saudi Arabia next week with an expanded season of 48 meetings at King Khalid Racecourse in Taif, double the number of fixtures staged in 2021.
Age a factor in choosing to play in LIV Golf series, say Poulter and Westwood
British duo Ian Poulter and Lee Westwood highlighted their age as a factor in choosing to sign up for the LIV Golf Invitational Series and admitted their Ryder Cup futures are up in the air due to their involvement in the lucrative Saudi-backed league.
Justin Thomas on pros jumping to LIV Golf: 'People are entitled to choose as they wish'
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Phil Mickelson 'excited' for LIV Golf, readdresses Saudi Arabia's human rights violations
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Newcastle United transfer news: Nathan Ake responds to club-record transfer links with major vow on future
Nathan Ake is adamant he knows where his future lies amid claims he was being lined up for a club-record switch to Newcastle United.
Saudi sports organization launches new health, activity program for students
RIYADH: The Saudi Sports for All Federation has launched a major new initiative aimed at encouraging educators to create more active and fun school days for children throughout the Kingdom.
'Player will want to be a part of it' - Big names expected at Saudi-backed LIV series despite threat of PGA ban
Ian Poulter has said he expects more big names to sign up for the Saudi-backed LIV series on eve of its inaugural tee-off. The British golfer is among those participating at the invitational event at the Centurion Club in Hertfordshire worth $25m, the first of eight worth an accumulative $255m making it the world's most lucrative golf event.