Former AT&T executive Randall Stephenson resigned his position on the PGA Tour’s influential policy board in a letter, writing that he had “serious concerns” about the tour’s controversial partnership with the Saudi Arabian Public Investment Fund.
that the rival parties would drop their litigation against each other and team up to create a new for-profit entity that would oversee the commercial interests of the PGA Tour, LIV Golf and the Europe-based DP World Tour.didn’t learn about it until after it was announced
The policy board consists of five players — including Rory McIlroy and Patrick Cantlay — plus five independent directors and a nonvoting representative from the PGA of America.
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