PGA Tour couldn’t afford to fight Saudi’s money

Commissioner Jay Monahan spoke to his employees and shared with them that PGA Tour would end up losing in the legal fight against the Saudi Arabian Fund as they waste millions of dollars, and that would force golfers to leave the organization and join LIV Golf.

PGA Tour Commissioner Jay Monahan was supposed to speak on a panel at his alma mater—Trinity College in Hartford, CT—entitled: ‘Committing to the Future: The Role of Sports in Modern Society,’ at 1:30 pm—per a source, attendees found out at 1:15 pm he was a no show…

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The chief claimed that the fight couldn’t be won because the financial assets of their rival were unlimited.

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“We cannot compete with a foreign country with unlimited cash,” Monahan spoke in front of the PGA employees.