The Justice Department is investigating whether the PGA Tour engaged in anticompetitive actions as it battles the Saudi-backed LIV Golf league
The Department of Justice is investigating whether the PGA Tour engaged in anticompetitive behaviorthe upstart, Saudi-backed LIV Golf circuit, the PGA Tour confirmed to The Wall Street Journal.
Players’ agents have received inquiries from the DOJ’s antitrust division involving both the PGA Tour’s bylaws governing players’ participation in other golf events, and the PGA Tour’s actions in recent months relating to LIV Golf, according to a person familiar with those inquiries.
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