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LIV Golf: Bubba Watson is latest major winner to join Saudi-backed series

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Two-time Masters winner Bubba Watson confirms move to the controversial LIV Golf Series. The former world No. 2 has been sidelined since May with a meniscus injury in his right knee. Watson said he won't actually play on the fledgling circuit until he feels he is 100% recovered.

2 months ago·Washington, United States

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The left-hander is currently sidelined by a knee injury and is not expected to play until next season

2 months ago·London, United Kingdom

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