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Ian Poulter, a LIV Golf player, has raised concerns about the future of the tour, which is facing funding challenges from the Saudi Arabia-backed Public Investment Fund. He indicated that a deadline of September 1 to secure $300 million could determine the tour's viability, and noted that some players may struggle to find competitive opportunities if LIV does not succeed.
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Ian Poulter, a LIV Golf player, has raised concerns about the future of the tour, which is facing funding challenges from the Saudi Arabia-backed Public Investment Fund. He indicated that a deadline of September 1 to secure $300 million could determine the tour's viability, and noted that some players may struggle to find competitive opportunities if LIV does not succeed.
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