Poulter leaves LIV as exodus of big names continues
Ian Poulter wants to help his sons become professional golfers and develop his YouTube channel as he announces his exit from LIV Golf.
BBC Sport reports: Ian Poulter wants to help his sons become professional golfers and develop his YouTube channel as he announces his exit from LIV Golf.
This sports story centres on the United Kingdom. Names and organisations mentioned in the coverage include LIV Golf, LIV and Ian Poulter.
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