The PGA Tour and Saudi-backed LIV Golf are in active discussions one year after announcing a proposed deal. Despite the first anniversary of the PGA Tour-PIF framework agreement, uncertainty remains over the potential deal. Progress has been reported in recent talks between the PGA Tour and the Public Investment Fund, with details yet to be disclosed.
The PGA Tour and Saudi-backed PIF investment fund met again, with several big name players attending, in a much-needed sign of progress for a merger https://t.co/0E3zCRML9n
PGA Tour says 'progress was made' in latest talks with PIF https://t.co/yT7D0VclyF
PGA Tour reports ’progress’ without details in meeting with Saudi wealth fund leaders https://t.co/DmYWqHayzR https://t.co/xgTcjDf4RM
PGA Tour says more progress made in talks with Saudi PIF https://t.co/hVXhQOIzHq https://t.co/zjrn5ZF4dn
🚨📖⛳️JUST IN: The PGA TOUR transaction committee says ‘more progress’ was made during a meeting yesterday afternoon / evening with The Public Investment Fund. Here is the full statement (via @IrishGolfDesk) “As previously stated, our negotiations with the Public Investment Fund…
Despite the first anniversary of the PGA Tour-PIF framework agreement, uncertainty still looms over the potential deal. PGA Tour Commissioner Jay Monahan and PIF Gov. Yasir Al-Rumayyan have been in regular contact, but the outcome remains unclear. https://t.co/dLNrlEG4Cn
It's been one year since the PGA Tour and LIV Golf "merged"—but you wouldn't know it given the current circumstances. The two are still running different tournaments, and the Tour's negotiations with LIV’s financial backers are still ongoing. What's next? ⬇️
PGA, Saudi-backed LIV in 'active discussions' one year after announcing proposed deal that rocked the golf world https://t.co/JQ1qH27ljV