Ian Poulter becomes latest golfer to quit LIV as reboot loses more stars

Ian Poulter has announced he is leaving LIV Golf, joining Jon Rahm and Louis Oosthuizen in departing the breakaway tour.

• Poulter announced Friday he will not join LIV 2.0, citing family time, reduced travel and a focus on senior golf.
• Two-time major champion Jon Rahm gave up a reported £75m owed by LIV in a separation agreement last week.
• Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund withdrew its backing in April, and LIV filed for bankruptcy protection last month.
• The league has secured $300m in financing from BC Partners Credit, but only a handful of players have committed to the proposed 2027 season.