SAfm, Thursday afternoon

Risk. Bagati says that he has received no communication from the race organizers and he's calling on them to pay the money owed to him and keep their promises to athletes. Then, in terms of golf, live golf appears set to come to an end after efforts to secure funding for a revamped version of the breakaway league reportedly failing. The circuit had hoped to launch Live 2.0 with financial backing from private investment firm BC Partners Credit.

after Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund withdrew its support earlier this year. However, reports indicate that the proposed new model failed to attract enough player commitments and commercial agreements to make the project viable. Former LIV player Lee Westwood recently revealed that no acceptable proposal had been presented to him and the expectation is that the league's restructuring plans will now be abandoned, bringing an end to one of Golf's most controversial ventures.