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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.
Bryson DeChambeau and Patrick Reed will be announced imminently as the latest big-name players to sign up with the Saudi rebel circuit.
Ian Poulter says it is inevitable more of the world’s best golfers will be tempted by the Saudi Arabia-backed LIV Series, with Bryson DeChambeau and Patrick Reed expected to be the next to sign up for the sport’s rebel tour.
How did this come about? Saudi Arabia’s increasing involvement in sport saw them target golf, initially via single tournaments on existing male and female tours. This quickly evolved into a lucrative series, fronted by Greg Norman but strongly opposed by the PGA and DP World Tours. This event is one of eight planned across the world in 2022 in a serious disruption plan.
Ian Poulter and Lee Westwood have downplayed the controversy surrounding the LIV Golf Series while admitting they are unsure of their Ryder Cup futures as the pair were quizzed on their involvement in the Saudi-backed tour on Wednesday.
Phil Mickelson has confirmed he will play in the opening event of the controversial Saudi-backed LIV Golf Invitational Series this week.
Phil Mickelson is embarrassed by his "reckless" gambling but insists his decision to join the controversial Saudi-backed LIV Golf Invitational Series this week has nothing to do with financial difficulty.
Dustin Johnson has resigned his membership of the PGA Tour to play the controversial LIV Golf Invitational Series - which effectively rules him out of the Ryder Cup.