Tiger Woods and Jay Monahan are among a PGA Tour delegation in New York this week to meet with representatives from Saudi Arabia’s PIF over a possible investment
Tiger Woods, along with other representatives from the PGA Tour, is set to meet members of Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund (PIF) on Tuesday to discuss a potential peace deal with LIV Golf. The PGA Tour has been in continuous discussions with PIF since last June when Tour Commissioner Jay Monahan and Saudi Chief Yasir Al-Rumayyan unexpectedly announced a framework agreement.
However, more than a year later, no deal has been finalized, leading to growing frustration among both fans and players. Despite this, talks are still ongoing, with ESPN reporting that figures like Woods and Monahan are in New York meeting their Saudi counterparts in an attempt to progress matters.
Public updates on the negotiations have been few and far between in recent months, but Monahan did provide some insight into the current state of affairs at the recent Tour Championship at East Lake. “You look at where we are right now, we’re in regular dialogue, we have the right people at the table with the right mindset,” he commented, reports