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- 1Golf Saudi Expands Commitment to Women's Golf▼Golf Saudi Strengthens Long-Term Commitment to Women’s Golf in the Kingdom and on the World Stage
Golf Saudi announced an expanded long-term commitment to women's golf, both within Saudi Arabia and internationally. The initiative, highlighted by the LPGA, signals continued investment in growing the game among Saudi women and in supporting female players on the global stage, part of the kingdom's broader push into professional golf.
- 2LPGA, LET and Golf Saudi to co-sanction UK event in 2027▼LPGA, LET and Golf Saudi to co-sanction U.K. event in 2027
The LPGA, Ladies European Tour and Golf Saudi announced a co-sanctioned tournament in the United Kingdom to debut in 2027. The move deepens the connections between the established women's tours and Saudi-backed golf investment, adding a new stop to the women's professional circuit. It is the latest sign of Saudi Arabia's expanding footprint in the sport following earlier deals in men's golf.
- 3Saudi backers drop five-event LET series for single tournament▼Saudis drop five-event series from LET, shift focus to one event
Saudi Arabia's golf financiers have scrapped plans for a five-event series on the Ladies European Tour and will instead concentrate their support on one tournament. The move scales back what had been billed as a major expansion of Saudi involvement in women's professional golf, and leaves questions about how the LET's schedule and funding will look going forward.
- 4Cam Smith wants more answers on LIV Golf's future●Cam Smith on LIV 2.0 decision: Need 'more answers'
Australian golfer Cameron Smith says he needs 'more answers' before committing to whatever comes next for LIV Golf, amid reports of a potential 'LIV 2.0' restructuring of the Saudi-backed circuit. His comments underline ongoing uncertainty among players about the league's direction, formats and its relationship with the PGA Tour.