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:The PGA Tour and DP World Tour on Tuesday announced a 13-year joint venture partnership amid the ongoing threat posed by the Saudi Arabia-backed LIV Golf Invitational Series that has already poached a handful of high-profile golfers.
(Reuters) -The PGA Tour and DP World Tour on Tuesday announced a 13-year joint venture partnership amid the ongoing threat posed by the Saudi Arabia-backed LIV Golf Invitational Series that has already poached a handful of high-profile golfers.
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The DP World Tour has confirmed that players who signed up to play the maiden LIV Golf event will be fined and suspended from future tournaments under its banner. The Tour issued a mandate that fines and suspends players who took part in the first LIV Golf event at Centurion Club in early June, with fines of £100,000 and suspensions from the following events: the Genesis Scottish Open and Barbasol Championship spanning July 7-10, and the Barracuda Championship that commences four days later, running until July 17.
The controversial LIV Invitational Series continues to dominate headlines and split opinion, with the PGA Tour and the DP World Tour both condemning their rival orginisation.
By Homero De la Fuente, CNN
Europe's DP World Tour on Friday (Jun 24) banned players who took part in Saudi Arabia-backed LIV Golf's inaugural event earlier this month from three upcoming tournaments and also fined them £100,000 (US$122,790) each.
LIV Golf rebels have been warned further sanctions are likely if they continue to play in the Saudi-backed breakaway series after the DP World Tour players involved who “wilfully broke rules” were fined £100,000 and banned from next month’s Scottish Open.