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Trump Pardons PGA Tour Caddie’s Drug Conviction to Allow Play in British Open
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Trump Pardons PGA Tour Caddie’s Drug Conviction to Allow Play in British Open

Key Highlights Former President Donald Trump issued a presidential pardon for Eric Larson, a golf caddy who had already completed an 11-year prison sentence. The pardon enables Larson to travel internationally for PGA Tour events, including the British Open, which he was unable to attend last year due to travel restrictions. Larson’s conviction stemmed from ...

Tiger Woods Closer to Return
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Tiger Woods Closer to Return

Tiger Woods has remained largely absent from public life since the car accident he was involved in during March. However, this week he may participate in several Nexus Cup matches in New York, a charitable event with which he is associated. Woods Spotted Practicing at Liberty National Today, the Californian was seen hitting balls on ...

PGA Tour Not Planning Return Program for LIV Golf Stars
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PGA Tour Not Planning Return Program for LIV Golf Stars

PGA Tour Emphasizes Meritocracy as DP World Tour Pathway Remains Uncertain The PGA Tour has reinforced its commitment to merit-based entry as negotiations continue with the DP World Tour over the number of players who will earn promotion to the American circuit. Starting in 2028, the PGA Tour plans to split into Championship and Challenger ...

LIV Bankruptcy Protection: What’s Next for Players as PGA Tour and DP World Tour Wait?
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LIV Bankruptcy Protection: What’s Next for Players as PGA Tour and DP World Tour Wait?

Court documents reveal that LIV Golf estimates its assets between $100 million and $500 million (£74 million–£370 million), while liabilities range from $500 million to $1 billion (£370 million–£739 million). The proposed restructuring, dubbed LIV 2.0, is intended to be built around a sustainable business model. Player Retention Emerges as Critical Hurdle It remains unclear ...