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**”Rising Star McKibbin Joins Rahm’s LIV Golf Team: The Next McIlroy Emerges!”**
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**”Rising Star McKibbin Joins Rahm’s LIV Golf Team: The Next McIlroy Emerges!”**

**Fowler (illness) WDs from WM Phoenix Open:**
Ricky Fowler has officially withdrawn from the WM Phoenix Open due to illness, a disappointing turn for the golfer who was eager to capitalize on his recent progress. Tournament officials extend their best wishes for a swift recovery.

**’Next McIlroy’ McKibbin signs for Rahm’s LIV Golf team:**
Emerging talent McKibbin, often referred to as the ‘Next McIlroy’, has signed with Jon Rahm’s LIV Golf team. This bold move underscores LIV Golf’s growing appeal among young players, significantly altering the dynamics of professional golf

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PGA Tour, PIF pairings raise eyebrows on DP World Tour this week
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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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Why this Ryder Cup star wants to ‘accelerate’ PGA Tour-PIF deal
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Why this Ryder Cup star wants to ‘accelerate’ PGA Tour-PIF deal

European Ryder Cup star Ian Poulter has called for the PGA Tour to “accelerate the process” of its proposed deal with the Saudi-backed PIF (Public Investment Fund). Poulter, a vocal supporter of the proposed deal, believes it would bring significant benefits to the PGA Tour and its players. The deal, which is reportedly worth around $200 million per year, would see PIF become a major sponsor of the PGA Tour. Poulter believes the deal would “elevate the game of golf to new heights” and would “create opportunities for players and fans alike.” He also called on the PGA Tour to “embrace change” and to “not be afraid to think outside the box.”

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