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LIV Golf paid $15 million to retain executives before filing for bankruptcy, court records show
LIV Golf is trying to emerge from bankruptcy without the financial muscle of the Public Investment Fund of Saudi Arabia, which spent upward of $5 billion since the rival league launched in June 2022
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