I would like to have a commitment from both of you that the final agreement will not prevent players or PGA Tour executives from commenting ...
In 2023 we will distribute almost $1 billion to our players.
One party here is running an entire Presidential campaign premised on the notion--talk to Disney--that the government should bludgeon corpor...
Instead of accepting this amount of money--call it an investment, call it financing--from the Saudi sovereign wealth fund, did you explore o...
You decided to take the financing and the investment from Saudi Arabia for this new entity that would also incorporate the PGA Tour. Correct...
The PGA Tour brought in over $1.5 billion in revenue in 2021. Less than 3 percent of it, $43,694,020, was expensed as charitable grants.
We will continue this inquiry because I think uncovering more of the facts and shining a spotlight on what is really happening here is in th...
It should not be about the money, the disruption, the uneconomic offers.
But there is something that stinks about this path that you are on right now because it is a surrender, and it is all about the money, and t...
But as you well know, antitrust law, consumer protection law, many other laws involve protection of public interests and individual interest...
It takes a lot to turn down a lot of money.
The Saudi government is the dominant owner here. It has the equity interest.
This effort to restrict, punish, torture, imprison, kill people who stand up for their beliefs is a growing worldwide phenomenon, and I woul...
What other sources of funding did you explore?