Senate Investigates PGA Tour's Deal with Saudi-Funded LIV Golf

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The Senate has opened an inquiry into the partnership agreement between the PGA Tour and Saudi-funded LIV Golf, demanding documents and communications related to the deal. Senator Richard Blumenthal has raised concerns about the Saudi government's role in the agreement and the risks posed by a foreign government entity assuming control over an American institution. The PGA Tour's tax-exempt status is also being questioned. While Congress cannot block the deal, the scrutiny could tarnish it and make the months ahead unpleasant for golf leaders.
- Senate Opens Inquiry Into PGA Tour Deal with Saudi-Funded LIV Golf The New York Times
- Senator opens investigation into PGA Tour merger with Saudi-backed LIV Golf CNBC
- Senate Launches Probe Into PGA Tour-Saudi Arabia Deal HuffPost
- Richard Blumenthal is launching a probe into the PGA Tour-LIV Golf mega deal. POLITICO
- Senate panel wants details on PGA’s ‘drastic reversal’ on LIV Golf The Hill
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