PGA of Australia chief executive officer Gavin Kirkman has addressed Wednesday’s bombshell revelation of a merger between Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund and the PGA Tour.
Phil Mickelson recently said he “never did an interview with Alan Shipnuck” in November 2021, which golf writer Shipnuck released in February this year, creating enormous controversy for the left-handed golf great.
The last time Phil Mickelson was in Saudi Arabia he accused the PGA Tour of “obnoxious greed.” Eight months on, his latest remarks are not exactly a peace offering.
In LIV Golf’s short time in existence, it has been among the most pressing questions regarding its long-term viability: What are the prospects for getting a television deal that would deliver a far larger audience than its current life on YouTube?
Paul Casey knows he’ll be accused of back flipping with regards to LIV Golf. But he says his stance has not been reversed as much as it has been enlightened.
Andrew Gardiner, a British attorney and businessman whose association with PGL has been known since he teed it up with Phil Mickelson at the Saudi International, has come forward as the league’s chief executive officer.
The European Tour added that it is closely watching the Iran situation, and taking the necessary steps to ensure protection to players and their families.