Follow usThe organizations to drop the antitrust lawsuits.
The PGA Tour and LIV Golf decided to end their court battles and seek to drop their antitrust lawsuits as the organizations had already requested it to the court.
The claims against each other will go in history as they filed the motion in California.
As the claims will end up with prejudice, neither PGA Tour nor LIV can sue each other again about these things.
The U.S. authorities review the announced alliance between the PGA Tour and the Saudi Arabian Public Investment Fund, and if they give their green light, the merge will be put into effect.
The PGA Tour had problems with authorities in the past when they were blamed for monopoly by trying to limit LIV Golf’s progress.
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