DeChambeau confirmed for LIV series | Reed, Fowler expected to follow
Bryson DeChambeau has confirmed he will play in the second event of the LIV Golf Series, which starts in Portland later this month.
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DeChambeau and Reed set to join Saudi tour
Bryson DeChambeau and fellow major winner Patrick Reed are the latest big names jumping from the PGA Tour to the rival LIV Golf International Series, multiple outlets reported on Wednesday. Both are expected to compete in the upstart circuit's first event in the US, kicking off on 30 June at Pumpkin Ridge in Portland. DeChambeau's agent, Brett Falkoff of GSE Worldwide, confirmed the reports to ESPN.
Reports - Bryson DeChambeau, Patrick Reed joining LIV Golf Invitational Series
Two more major champions, Bryson DeChambeau and Patrick Reed, are joining the LIV Golf Invitational Series, according to multiple reports on Wednesday.
Sanctions and sportswashing – The key questions as golf’s rebel series kicks off
The first LIV Golf Invitational Series event gets under way at Centurion Club on Thursday, with six-time major winner Phil Mickelson the star attraction.
Phil Mickelson won't discuss 'PGA Tour issues' as LIV debut nears
HEMEL HEMPSTEAD, England — Phil Mickelson, making his first public appearance since February, would neither confirm nor deny that he has been suspended or banned by the PGA Tour for joining the rival LIV Golf tour.
Dustin Johnson resigns from PGA Tour, commits to LIV Golf
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Phil Mickelson joins LIV Golf Series as Tiger Woods turns down 'mind-blowing' offer
Phil Mickelson will make his return to competitive golf at the LIV Golf Invitational Series opener in London, the six-time major winner confirmed on Monday, after signing up to play in the lucrative new tour.
Phil Mickelson joins Saudi-backed LIV golf series, plans to play US Open
Phil Mickelson confirmed on Monday he has signed to play in the lucrative Saudi-backed LIV Golf Invitational Series, saying he also plans to play major events, including next week's US Open. The six-time major winner will be in the field of 48 at the controversial new tour's inaugural event in London this week. "I am ready to come back to play the game I love but after 32 years this new path is a fresh start," Mickelson wrote in a statement posted on Twitter. Mickelson later on Monday told Sports Illustrated that he plans to play all eight LIV Golf events and compete in majors after talks with major sanctioning bodies. "I'm looking forward to playing the US Open," Mickelson told SI. "I'm under the understanding that I'm able to play."