Henrik Stenson deprived of Team Europe Ryder Cup captaincy

• Sweden’s Henrik Stenson was deprived of his Team.
• Europe Ryder Cup captaincy on Wednesday in the midst.
• The media that he is set to join the rewarding LIV Golf Invitational Series.

Henrik Stenson helped Europe to triumph in three of his five Ryder Cup appearances as a player, including the last home competition.

Henrik Stenson, 46, was additionally bad habit commander to Padraig Harrington at Whistling Straits last year and had been entrusted with recapturing the prize following Europe’s record 19-9 loss to the United States group in Wisconsin.

“Considering choices made by Henrik corresponding to his own conditions, it has become clear he cannot satisfy specific legally binding commitments to Ryder Cup Europe,” Ryder Cup Europe said in a proclamation.

“Furthermore, it is in this way impractical for him to go on in the job of skipper.

“Affirmation of the new 2023 European Ryder Cup Captain will be made at the appointed time.”

The Marco Simone Golf and Country Club in Rome, Italy will have the following release of the biennial occasion beginning in late September one year from now.

Reported on Tuesday that Stenson would turn into the most recent to join the rundown of players who have pursued the LIV Golf Invitational Series.

Any semblance of six-time significant hero Phil Mickelson, previous world number ones Dustin Johnson and Brooks Koepka and previous U.S. Open hero Bryson DeChambeau have all around joined.

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

Pundits of the new series say it adds up to ‘sports washing’ by a country attempting to work on its standing considering its set of experiences of denials of basic freedoms.

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