"PGA Tour's $3 Billion Deal: Impact on Golf and Players"

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Golfer Jordan Spieth believes a deal with Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund (PIF) is unnecessary following a $3 billion partnership with Strategic Sports Group (SSG) that will allow PGA Tour members to become equity holders in PGA Tour Enterprises. While some players, including Rory McIlroy, advocate for the return of LIV Golf players without punishment, others, like Christiaan Bezuidenhout, oppose it. The potential PIF alliance is still uncertain and subject to regulatory review, but Spieth remains optimistic about the future of the PGA Tour.
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- Fenway Sports Group-backed consortium strikes $3 billion deal with PGA Tour The Boston Globe
- Tiger Woods tells peers PGA Tour-SSG deal is ‘sports history’. Here’s why Golf.com
- What does the PGA Tour-SSG investment mean for golf fans? Yahoo Sports
- PGA Tour secures up to $3 billion from U.S. investors as LIV Golf merger hangs in the balance CNBC
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