On the green, in Saudi Arabia, with many of the stars of Liv Golf, the Arab Super League. The Italian Stefano Mazzoli, from tomorrow to Saturday 7 December will face, in Riyadh and in the PIF Saudi International, the last tournament of the Asian Tour 2024, many champions of the separatist league. From Dustin Johnson (winner of the event in both 2019 and 2021) to Patrick Reed, from Tyrrell Hatton to Joaquin Niemann, from Cameron Smith to Talor Gooch. These and many other big names in the competition. Among the past winners, with Johnson, also Graeme McDowell (2020), Harold Varner III (2022) and Abraham Ancer (2023). The spotlight will also be on Joh Catlin and the South Africans Dean Burmester, Louis Oosthuizen and Charl Schwartzel.
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Important opportunity for Mazzoli. This year, on the Asian Tour, the 27-year-old from Segrate (Milan) has already obtained three Top 10s, confirming the “card” also for 2025.
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