Poulter leaves LIV Golf

Ian Poulter has confirmed he will not participate in LIV 2.0, the next version of the Saudi-funded golf tour. He stated in a social media message that he has made the decision after long discussions with his family and team.

Poulter reflects on his LIV Golf career

Poulter, who joined LIV Golf at its inception in 2022, expressed pride in his role in helping the tour expand globally and build the Majesticks GC brand. He described the experience as something he will be proud of forever.

Poulter plans a new career phase

The 50-year-old golfer mentioned a "new stage" in his career focused on senior golf, family, and personal projects. He said he is looking forward to starting this new chapter, though he did not specify the details.

Westwood may follow Poulter

Lee Westwood, another co-captain of the Majesticks GC and European golf legend, is expected to leave LIV Golf as well. This follows the departure of Louis Oosthuizen earlier this year, raising questions about the tour's future.

LIV 2.0 faces uncertainty

Poulter’s exit, along with potential departures of Westwood and others, has increased doubts about LIV Golf’s ability to attract enough players for its new format. The tour has already faced challenges with player retention and funding.