'It’s too ugly now' - Pat Perez withdraws name from lawsuit filed by LIV Golf players against PGA Tour

Pat Perez has withdrawn his name from the lawsuit filed by LIV Golf players against the PGA Tour. The PGA Tour took the decision to suspend all players who jumped ship to the Saudi-funded LIV Golf. Ad That move prompted 11 LIV players to file a lawsuit claiming the PGA Tour actions were harming their careers.

BMW Championship'Nothing short of pathetic' — Hatton falters, McIlroy makes forward move2 HOURS AGO Carlos Ortiz removed his name from the lawsuit shortly after it was filed, which left 10 to take the case forward. Judge Beth Labson Freeman held a hearing on Thursday, at which point she set a date of January 8, 2024 for the trial to take place. It was also revealed on Thursday that the action could see “dropping plaintiffs,” albeit no names were mentioned.

'Nothing short of pathetic' — Hatton falters, McIlroy makes forward move 'Ryder Cup is definitely something I would love to play in' — Straka Perez confirmed on Friday that he had taken the decision to withdraw from the lawsuit, as he did not want to ”go after the PGA Tour.” Speaking to Sports Illustrated, Perez said: “I have no ill feelings toward the PGA Tour or any of the players. “I’m a LIV guy 100 percent. I’m going to play for them.

But I don’t feel any need to go after the PGA Tour. They gave me a wonderful opportunity for 21 years. I’ve got nothing against them, no hard feelings toward anybody.

I earned everything I got out there, don’t get me wrong. “I chose to leave and I’m not looking to come back. I’d like to maybe play the Champions Tour one day if that can work out and that’s why I have not given up my membership.