Former US President Donald Trump’s golf organisation is in talks to host tournaments for the proposed Saudi golf league, according to a report from the Washington Post.
The move to Southern Hills marks the fifth time the club will play host to the tournament, the most recent being in 2007 when Tiger Woods won by two strokes over Woody Austin.
In the wake of the PGA of America’s decision to move next year’s PGA Championship away from Trump National Bedminster, the R&A has underlined its reluctance to grant what is now Trump Turnberry the opportunity to host the Open for a fifth time.
The wrong kind of shots were fired early this morning at Trump National Doral when a gunman entered the club’s hotel lobby, according to multiple reports.
Martin Slumbers revealed the next available British Open slot – in 2022 – will go to a course in England. Distance and time, however, remain hot topics.
Trump Golf’s two Scotland properties, Turnberry and Trump International Golf Links, lost close to $US25 million in 2016, according to financial reports.
Australian Golf Digest
