Report: PGA Tour rejects $1.5B offer from Saudi investment fund
- The PGA Tour rejected a $1.5 billion investment offer from the Saudi Public Investment Fund, as reported by Mark Schlabach from ESPN.
- The PGA Tour seeks one unified golf circuit, while the Saudi Public Investment Fund wants to keep LIV Golf intact, leading to negotiation challenges.
- PGA Tour commissioner Jay Monahan stated there is a sense of urgency to reach a resolution with all parties involved.
- New LIV Golf CEO Scott O'Neil expressed confidence in LIV's future, stating they do not need a deal with the PGA Tour to survive.
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Sources: PGA Tour rejects PIF's recent $1.5B offer
The PGA Tour has rejected PIF's most recent offer to invest $1.5 billion into PGA Tour Enterprises, the tour's for-profit entity, which came with the caveat that the rival LIV Golf League would remain intact, sources confirmed to ESPN.
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