The Masters Says It Will Allow LIV Golfers to Compete in 2023

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Augusta National Golf Club, the famous institution that hosts the Masters, said Tuesday it would allow any eligible golfers to compete—ending speculation that those who have bolted from the PGA Tour to the Saudi-backed LIV Golf could be banned.

Published 3 months ago · Augusta, United States

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