This article by Miles Mathis questions the PGA Tour’s tax-exempt status, suggesting it functions as a money laundering front. The author points to the astronomical prize money, particularly the Tour Championship winner’s 1 billion) as indicators of finances that cannot be justified by sponsorship revenue. The article highlights that the PGA Tour’s finances are allegedly “off the books” and that its own auditor, PriceWaterhouse, also handles the Tour’s books, which the author argues is not a true audit. The author draws parallels to the art market and other perceived fronts like the CIA, military, and drug market, suggesting that illicit funds from arms deals, drugs, and prostitution are being laundered through the PGA Tour. The emergence of the LIV tour, funded by Saudis (whom the author also claims are fronts), with even larger purses and appearance fees, further supports this theory. The author concludes by urging readers to boycott professional sports and turn off their televisions to disrupt this alleged system.
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