PGA TOUR rejects $1.5 billion LIV Golf investment
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On3 on MSNReport: PGA Tour rejects $1.5 billion investment offer from Saudi Arabia’s PIF over LIV Golf continuationThe PGA Tour has rejected the Saudi Arabia Public Investment Fund’s (PIF) most recent offer to invest $1.5 million into PGA Tour Enterprises, the tour’s for-profit entity, with assurance that LIV Golf could remain in its current form,
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Golf Digest on MSNPGA Tour rejects $1.5 billion reunification offer from Saudi Arabia PIFThe PGA Tour has rejected a $1.5 billion reunification offer from Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund. The Guardian was the first to report on the development.
The Saudi Arabia Public Investment Fund wanted assurances that LIV Golf could continue in its current form but the PGA Tour said that was unacceptable.
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Yardbarker on MSNPGA Tour-LIV Golf merger hits speed bump after $1.5 billion rejectionIt's been almost two years since the PGA Tour and PIF signed a framework agreement to reunify the sport, but the two sides aren't much closer to a merger today than they were in 2023.
Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund (PIF) has failed in an attempt to persuade the PGA Tour to deliver serious concessions in exchange for a US$1.5 billion investment, leaving elite golf no closer to reconciliation just days from the season’s first major.
Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund has financed LIV Golf since its inception in 2022, poaching some of the biggest names from the PGA Tour in the process such as Dustin Johnson, Brooks Koepka, Bryson DeChambeau, Phil Mickelson and Jon Rahm.
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Golf Digest on MSNMasters 2025: Was Augusta National behind the proposed deal between the PGA Tour and Saudi Arabia?Two years after the shocking proposed alliance between the PGA Tour and Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund, a coherent explanation for why bitter adversaries suddenly became bedfellows—and why this seismic arrangement was negotiated in secrecy by an astonishingly small circle of unelected power brokers—remains elusive.
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