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The PGA Tour is confident it will be able to assure Congress it controls the shock new venture with Saudi Arabia’s sovereign wealth fund after a United States Senator opened an investigation into the deal.
Masters champion Jon Rahm admits it has been tough to deal with the “bombshell” announcement of a peace deal between golf’s warring factions that has still left the game in a state of limbo.
LOS ANGELES : Brooks Koepka on Tuesday said he was halfway to his goal for major titles after claiming his fifth at last month's PGA Championship and hopes to add one more at the U.S. Open in Los Angeles this week.
The PGA Tour is confident it will be able to assure Congress it controls the shock new venture with Saudi Arabia's sovereign wealth fund after a United States Senator opened an investigation into the deal. The PGA announced a week ago a plan to combine its commercial business with those of Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund (PIF), which includes the LIV Golf series that the PGA had previously been in open dispute with.
The US Congress launched a probe Monday into the surprise merger of the PGA Tour with Saudi-backed LIV Golf, the chair of an investigative panel announced.
PGA golfer Dylan Wu joined 'America's Newsroom' to discuss why many golfers are still shocked by the merger and why he believes many players are 'shut out from what's happening.'
LOS ANGELES : The PGA Tour's stunning decision to welcome in massive investment from Saudi Arabia was a twist straight out of a Hollywood blockbuster so it is only fitting that all the leading characters will be in LA for this week's U.S. Open.
Commissioner Jay Monahan said the PGA Tour could not afford a legal fight with LIV Golf's Saudi backers and higher purses to prevent player defections, The Wall Street Journal reported Saturday.