called Jimmy Dunne's departure from the PGA Tour's policy board a"huge loss," and the four-time major champion said his confidence in the tour getting a deal done with Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund to reunite men's professional golf is as low as ever.
"Jimmy was basically the relationship, the sort of conduit between the PGA Tour and PIF. It's been really unfortunate that he has not been involved for the last few months, and I think part of the reason that everything is stalling at the minute is because of that." Woods, who is also on the transaction committee, said the tour had made some progress in negotiations with the PIF.
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