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Ewan Murray at Centurion Club

Ian Poulter expects more big names to sign up for Saudi-backed LIV Series

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Ian Poulter
Ian Poulter said he can ‘definitely see other top players wanting to be a part of the LIV Series’. Photograph: Paul Childs/Action Images/Reuters

As momentum for golf’s rebel tour gathered pace with the shock news that Bryson DeChambeau will join the party, Ian Poulter insisted more of the world’s top players will soon be of a mind to follow suit.

The Saudi Arabian-backed LIV Golf, which stages its inaugural $25m (£19.9m) event here from Thursday, has already turned the heads of Dustin Johnson and Sergio García sufficiently for the pair to resign from the PGA Tour.

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