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(which is disliked by liberals because LIV holds tournaments on Donald Trump golf courses.) |
(The Anti-Trump PGA tour is attempting to keep top players in LIV from competing in the prestigious Ryder Cup, which is an annual tournament of American versus European players. Some legal experts, however, expect) |
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In July 2022, the LIV golfer Ian Poulter prevailed in court in obtaining a stay against an attempt by the DP World Tour to exclude him and other LIV members from playing in the Scottish Open.<ref>https://www.golfchannel.com/news/liv-distraction-looms-large-poulter-others-could-probably-be-my-last-open</ref> | In July 2022, the LIV golfer Ian Poulter prevailed in court in obtaining a stay against an attempt by the DP World Tour to exclude him and other LIV members from playing in the Scottish Open.<ref>https://www.golfchannel.com/news/liv-distraction-looms-large-poulter-others-could-probably-be-my-last-open</ref> | ||
| + | == Ryder Cup == | ||
| + | The [[Opposition to Donald Trump|Anti-Trump]] [[PGA]] tour is attempting to keep top players in [[LIV]] from competing in the prestigious Ryder Cup, which is an annual tournament of American versus [[European]] players. Some legal experts, however, expect courts to prevent that exclusion. | ||
== References == | == References == | ||
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Revision as of 07:50, August 3, 2022
LIV litigation consists of lawsuits brought by golfers against attempts to exclude them from professional tournaments due to their joining LIV, which is disliked by liberals because LIV holds tournaments on Donald Trump golf courses.
In July 2022, the LIV golfer Ian Poulter prevailed in court in obtaining a stay against an attempt by the DP World Tour to exclude him and other LIV members from playing in the Scottish Open.[1]
Ryder Cup
The Anti-Trump PGA tour is attempting to keep top players in LIV from competing in the prestigious Ryder Cup, which is an annual tournament of American versus European players. Some legal experts, however, expect courts to prevent that exclusion.