Tiger to have crunch meeting with PGA Tour's top stars
Tiger Woods is reportedly set to meet with fellow PGA Tour players regarding the ongoing threat presented by the fledgling LIV Golf series.
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'They're gone' - Open winner Cameron Smith set to join LIV Golf, claims fellow Australian player Cameron Percy
Cameron Smith is set to join the breakaway Saudi-backed LIV Golf Series, a fellow Australian golfer has claimed. Rumours have strongly connected the winner of The Open with a move to the series, which has attracted a number of golf's biggest names this year. Ad Phil Mickelson, Sergio Garcia, Lee Westwood and Dustin Johnson were among those to join ahead of the first event in June, while American trio Bryson DeChambeau, Brooks Koepka and Patrick Reed have all also since defected.
MotoGP Silverstone: Moreira masters Moto3 for maiden pole
Rookie sensation Diogo Moreira placed his MT Helmets on Moto3 pole position for the first time on Saturday ahead of the British Grand Prix at Silverstone.
MotoGP Silverstone: McPhee fastest on Friday in Moto3
Sterilgarda Husqvarna’s John McPhee dominated proceedings at Silverstone on Friday with easily the fastest Moto3 time of free practice.
MotoGP Silverstone: Moto3 race preview
Moto3 remains marginal as Silverstone starts the second half. Guevara has the momentum, Garcia retains the lead - and Sasaki arrives as a winner
Love says 'fed up' PGA players unified for LIV Golf fight
PGA Tour players are "fed up" and uniting for a fight against the upstart Saudi-backed LIV Golf Series, US Presidents Cup captain Davis Love III said on Tuesday.
PGA Tour players 'united in fight' against LIV Golf, says Davis Love III
Presidents Cup captain Davis Love III admitted he is surprised by how many players left the PGA Tour to join the LIV Golf Series but said those who have remained are "united" in a fight against the new circuit.
Tiger Woods turned down $800m offer from Saudi Arabia to join LIV Golf, Greg Norman confirms
Tiger Woods turned down a fee in the region of $800m to turn his back on the PGA Tour and join the controversial LIV Golf, the series’ CEO Greg Norman has confirmed.