TIGER WOODS – No knowledge of anti-LIV leaked talking points

Several outlets reported Monday that the remarks are among 357 pages of emails and other documents included in an antitrust lawsuit related to the PGA Tour that was filed in the 15th Judicial Circuit of Palm Beach County, Florida. Reportedly, the comments relating to Woods were intended for him to hand to the players at a meeting at the Travelers’ Championship in June 2022.

At the time, the LIV golf circuit had recently completed its first event, and Woods was among those working to shore up the PGA Tour after player defections. He attended a players’ meeting in Wilmington, Delaware, last August to discuss the PGA Tour’s response to LIV.

According to Golf Digest, which reviewed the documents, Woods’ talking points include saying that PGA Tour commissioner Jay Monahan was “the right man for this war” and that tour players should denounce Saudi-funded LIV Golf.

Do what I did: tell the Saudis to go [expletive] themselves. And it means, “Read the comments.

Woods has reportedly turned down hundreds of millions to join LIV. On Sunday night on Twitter, Woods wrote that he did not attend last year’s Travelers Championship and that he had not seen the nearly two full pages of talking points reportedly prepared for him.