- PGA Tour players recently had a closed-door meeting to discuss how to combat the new Saudi-backed league, LIV Golf, which has been cherrypicking players with huge upfront guarantees.
- Larry Klayman, a lawyer who does not represent LIV Golf, has subpoenaed Woods, McIlroy and other PGA Tour players to gather information about that meeting.
- The motion suggests that the PGA Tour is being accused of anticompetitive practices intended to stifle LIV Golf.
