LIV Golf: Players free to leave after competition files for bankruptcy protection
LIV Golf files for Chapter 11, freeing its stars to walk away while the league scrambles for a mysterious investor to revive a $5 billion dream.
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LIV Golf files for Chapter 11, freeing its stars to walk away while the league scrambles for a mysterious investor to revive a $5 billion dream.
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