The British Ian Manok sabi will appeal his suspension from the PGA Tour to play with LIV Golf Invitational Series supported by Saudi Arabia.
Escapes on the Saudi circuit have rocked golf, along with the Arab event registration of players such as six -time Grand Slam champions Phil Michaelsonthe former number one in the world Dustin Johnson or the champion of the Masters Sergio Garcia.
Poulter was one of 17 golfers allowed by the US-based Tour shortly after the game began at the inaugural LIV Golf event outside London on Thursday.
“I’m sure I’ll appeal. It doesn’t make sense,” said the former world number five after scoring five of 75 in the first round at the Centurion Club. “Having two cards and the ability to play golf all over the world, what’s wrong there?” he says.
“I did not resign my membership because I felt I had done nothing wrong. I played around the world for 25 years. It’s no different … it’s a power struggle and it’s just frustrating. “
According to a letter sent to members of the PGA Tour commissioner, Jay Monah |those joining the Arab initiative will not be able to play on the PGA Tour as non -members through sponsor waiver or any other qualification category.
LIV Golf is funded by the Saudi Arabian Public Investment Fund (PIF) and is offering $ 255 million worth of prize money at eight events.
Former US Open champion, Graeme McDowellrevealed that he reluctantly resigned from the PGA Tour 30 minutes before the tee shot on Thursday, while the former Masters winner, Sergio Garciasaid “he was not disturbed” in the suspension.
Source: La Verdad
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