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Ryan Lavner delivers verdict over whether this is really the end for LIV Golf now
Ryan Lavner remains convinced that LIV Golf will be able to sign 70 players in time for the 2027 season despite a number of names signalling their intention to walk away. It has been a difficult few months for those associated with LIV.
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