R&A Chief Martin Slumbers Concerned Over Open Prize Money
R&A Chief Martin Slumbers Concerned Over Open Prize Money
R&A Chief Martin Slumbers Concerned Over Open Prize Money
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The R&A's chief executive, Martin Slumbers, expressed concerns over the rising prize money in golf, emphasizing the need for financial sustainability and balancing global golf interests. The Open Championship at Royal Troon will offer a record $17 million prize fund, with the winner taking home $3.1 million, the lowest among major golf events. Slumbers highlighted the challenges of maintaining the sport's integrity and development while addressing the significant growth in participation. The surge in men's professional prize money, including large sums in events like LIV Golf, raises worries about the sport's perception and long-term financial viability, prompting discussions on merging tours and competition with Saudi-backed leagues.

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