Randall Stephenson was on PGA Tour’s policy board for 12 years before saying he could ‘not in good conscience’ support the merger with Saudi Arabia’s LIV Golf
Former AT&T Chairman Randall Stephenson resigned from the PGA Tour’s policy board over concerns about the tour’s proposed partnership with Saudi Arabia’s national wealth fund, The Washington Post reported Sunday.
PGA Tour Commissioner Jay Monahan stunned every corner of the golf world – including his own membership – when he announced on June 6 a partnership with the PIF, which had paid for the rival league LIV Golf and was part of antitrust lawsuits. Stephenson said he intended to resign on June 12, but then Monahan stepped away with a medical issue. Monahan announced Friday he would return to work on July 17.
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