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Tiger Woods Sparks Romance Rumors with Trump’s Ex-Daughter-in-Law!

Tiger Woods Sparks Romance Rumors with Trump’s Ex-Daughter-in-Law!

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Trump Sees Bright Future for PGA Tour-LIV Merger: ‘Good Chance’ Ahead!

Trump Sees Bright Future for PGA Tour-LIV Merger: ‘Good Chance’ Ahead!

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Rickie Fowler, a fan-favorite and four-time PGA Tour champion, has unfortunately withdrawn from the highly anticipated WM Phoenix Open due to an undisclosed illness.

This news is a significant setback for the tournament, renowned as one of the most exciting events on the PGA Tour. Fowler was set to tee off alongside world No. 1 Scottie Scheffler and defending champion Sahith Theegala in what promised to be an electrifying opening round on Thursday.

In recent months, Fowler has faced challenges with his game, missing the cut in five of his last six outings. His current ranking stands at 135th in the world—a stark contrast to his career-high position of fifth back in 2016.

Despite these hurdles, Fowler continues to captivate fans as one of golf’s most beloved figures. With four PGA Tour victories under his belt—including a memorable win at the 2015 Players Championship—he has also proudly represented Team USA in both the Ryder Cup and Presidents Cup

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McIlroy’s Insights: Status of PIF-PGA Tour Talks

McIlroy’s Insights: Status of PIF-PGA Tour Talks

In a recent YouTube video, Rory McIlroy discussed the status of talks between the PGA Tour and PIF. McIlroy acknowledged that his colleague, Jay Monahan, had meetings in Saudi Arabia, but he had not heard of any concrete conclusions. While he would not be surprised if a deal were reached, he noted that recent events in the United States could potentially pave the way for negotiations to proceed more smoothly. The outcome of the PGA Tour’s transaction committee briefing later that evening will be closely watched for updates on the matter.

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PGA Tour, PIF pairings raise eyebrows on DP World Tour this week

PGA Tour, PIF pairings raise eyebrows on DP World Tour this week

The PGA Tour’s strategic alliance with Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund (PIF) continues to raise eyebrows, with several pairings at this week’s DP World Tour event in Abu Dhabi featuring players from both tours.

Defending champion Tyrrell Hatton is partnered with American Kurt Kitayama, a PGA Tour member who recently played in the Saudi International. Sergio Garcia, another LIV Golf recruit, is paired with European Ryder Cup captain Luke Donald.

The presence of PGA Tour players alongside LIV Golf defectors has sparked criticism, with some questioning the integrity of the DP World Tour. However, DP World Tour CEO Keith Pelley defended the pairings, stating that they were made based on world rankings and current form, not affiliations.

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McIlroy: Players, DOJ in way of PGA Tour-PIF deal

McIlroy: Players, DOJ in way of PGA Tour-PIF deal

Rory McIlroy believes the PGA Tour should not be “held hostage” by players and the DOJ, as he defended the prospect of a Saudi Arabia-backed breakaway league.

McIlroy insists player resistance and the Department of Justice’s investigation into the PGA Tour are the only obstacles to a deal with PIF, the Saudi sovereign wealth fund that has already invested heavily in LIV Golf.

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PGA Tour commissioner optimistic about PIF talks

PGA Tour commissioner optimistic about PIF talks

PGA Tour commissioner Jay Monahan remains optimistic about the ongoing talks with Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund (PIF) despite a recent report suggesting a lack of “clear vision” for a potential partnership. “We’re continuing to have discussions with PIF,” Monahan said during a media availability at the PGA Championship. “I think there’s a recognition on both sides that we’re not going to agree on every point and we’re going to have to find a way to bridge those gaps.” Monahan emphasized that the PGA Tour has been “very clear in our values” and that any partnership with PIF would need to be “consistent with those values.” He also reiterated the Tour’s commitment to listening to its members and stakeholders in making any decisions.

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