The PGA Tour is reportedly set to allow 'a few' of its players to compete in the upcoming Saudi international, amid their ongoing dispute with LIV Golf. Following LIV's inception last June, the breakaway circuit has been at war with the PGA Tour.
The American-based tour has made strong strides to keep their playing members onside, and away from joining LIV, which is funded by the Public Investment of Saudi Arabia. The mega-money on offer from the Saudi's has seen the likes of Dustin Johnson, Phil Mickelson and Brooks Koepka all defect.
In order to deter others from following in their footsteps, the PGA Tour issued a suspension to anyone signing on the dotted line with LIV, which has resulted in their battle becoming a legal one.
