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Game of golf rocked by rebel competition
A Current Affair Staff

We've seen it before in football, cricket and soccer.
Now, it's the game of golf that's been rocked by a rebel competition.
Financed by Saudi-backed billions and headed up by an Australian sports icon, the LIV tour threatens to tear the traditional game apart.
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The contest was set-up to rival the established PGA Tour, which features majors played over four-days and across 72 holes... but LIV has its own format with 54 holes.
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