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- 1Golf Saudi scales back support for women's golf▼Golf Saudi pulling back on women’s golf months after dropping LIV Golf League
Golf Saudi is reducing its backing of women's golf, following its earlier decision to drop the LIV Golf League. The move raises questions about the kingdom's long-term commitment to investing in the women's game, after years of high-profile spending on tournaments and player development. Observers are watching whether other Saudi-funded golf initiatives will face similar cutbacks.
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Tyrrell Hatton has spoken about his future with LIV Golf in comments made ahead of this week's Alfred Dunhill Links Championship in Scotland. The English golfer, who joined the Saudi-backed circuit in 2023, reportedly hinted at what his next move might be, with speculation continuing over whether LIV players will remain with the league or seek a return to the PGA Tour.
- 3Saudi wealth fund pulls back from women's golf too●[lalibre] Le golf féminin, aussi, est victime du désengagement du fonds souverain saoudien # Golf https://www. lalibre.b
Women's golf is also feeling the effects of Saudi Arabia's sovereign wealth fund scaling back its sports investments, Belgian daily La Libre reports. The Public Investment Fund, which had poured money into the sport through sponsorships and tours, is reducing its commitment, leaving the women's game facing funding questions just as it had begun benefiting from Gulf money.