Casey most recent to join Saudi-upheld LIV Golf

• Paul Casey has joined the worthwhile and questionable LIV Golf Invitational Series.
• Trump National Golf Club in Bed-minster not long from now, the Saudi-upheld breakaway association.

Casey is a three-time victor on the PGA Tour and 15-time champ on the European Tour yet has not played since March because of injury.

The 44-year-old Englishman joins a rundown of top players including six-times significant boss Phil Mickelson, previous world number ones Dustin Johnson and Brooks Koepka and previous U.S. Open hero Bryson DeChambeau who have joined the upstart association.

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“LIV Golf keeps on drawing in the best players in the game as it fabricates progressively cutthroat fields with every occasion,” LIV Golf CEO Greg Norman said in a proclamation.

Bankrolled by Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund (PIF), LIV Golf held its most memorable occasion in London last month which was won by South Africa’s Charl Schwartzel, who stashed the $4 million award – – the greatest check in golf history.

Pundits say the breakaway series adds up to barefaced ‘sportswashing’ by a country attempting to work on its standing considering its set of experiences of denials of basic freedoms.

The last day of its most memorable occasion on U.S. soil was being held close to Portland, Oregon on Saturday.

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The beginning of the three-day competition at Pumpkin Ridge was met with a dissent by 9/11 survivors and casualties’ families who censured the golf players for their readiness to play in the association.

Fifteen of the 19 criminals of stream planes on Sept. 11, 2001 were Saudi nationals. Relatives of casualties have looked for a test of their doubts that Saudi Arabia was connected to the criminals.

In September 2021, the Saudi government invited the arrival of grouped reports connected with a FBI test and the nation’s U.S. That’s what consulate said “any charge that Saudi Arabia is complicit in the September 11 assaults is completely bogus”.