LIV Golf could be banned from hosting events in New Jersey after a new bill introduced by two American senators.
The law would prevent Saudi-backed tours from hosting tournaments in the United States. And this story is about to put an explosive twist on golf's civil war.
Sacked European Ryder Cup Captain Henrik Stenson won final LIV event in Bedminster,marred by outcry from families of 9/11 victims.Overall, 750 people killed in the 2001 attacks were from New Jersey, and an FBI report linked the murders with Saudi figures
Anyway,Greg Norman continues to attack the PGA Tour,Open champion Cameron Smith is in danger of a huge exit.Tiger Woods met the stars of the PGA Tour ahead of the second FedEX playoff event to be held.
This month, three of his Rebel players, Tallagooch, Hudson Swafford andMatt Jones, overturn PGA bans to compete in St. Jude's Championships. lost the legal battle of A court judge accused the three of hypocrisy in trying to profit from two different organizations,.
and now filed by two Democratic state legislators. The proposed bill could deal another blow to LIV Golf. Bloomberg.com reported that the bill, which was backed by Senators Andrew Zwicker and Richard Cody, would allow all sports to be "operated primarily using funds received from sovereign wealth funds." It was a ban on contests by organizations.
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Icon Sportswire via Getty Images)Senator Jamal Khashoggi, journalist killed in October 2018, covers treatment of Saudi women and dissidents also mentioned the murder of country hierarchy. 67-year-old Norman previously provided a bizarre analysis of the deadly incident, claiming that "everyone makes mistakes."
"After centuries of human rights abuses and ties to terrorists, after a terrible day of allowing foreign governments to hold events in New Jersey to clean up their image, no one will Cody said in a statement released.
Zwicker added: "But the repressive government and Saudi Arabia's Mohammed bin Salman We don't need any more recognition or notoriety for hosting a convention funded by an unscrupulous person like the Crown Prince."
LIV Golf still ready for development No, the fourth Rebels event will be held in Boston from September 2nd to 4th. Further 2022 tournaments will be held in Chicago, Bangkok, Jeddah and Miami.
So far, those who have signed up are still allowed to compete in major championships.
Next year's Ryder Cup in Rome is already in jeopardy, with many of the big names from both teams withdrawing. Team Luke Donald replaced Stenson as his European leader.
