Golfers enjoying for the PGA Tour have demanded extra details about the potential affect of capital tie-ups being mentioned, saying that they had been “kept entirely in the dark” concerning the group’s future.

The PGA has introduced plans to merge with Saudi-backed rival LIV Golf however has additionally not too long ago mentioned it might advance discussions with U.S.-based Strategic Sports Group (SSG) which might are available in as a co-investor.

Twenty-one golfers together with 2016 Masters champion Danny Willett are in search of full disclosure of the main points and analyses of any proposal by potential companions in addition to a gathering with the coverage board, based on a December 10 letter despatched by regulation agency Susman Godfrey.

“The Board has recently received multiple bids by prospective capital partners that will potentially transform how the PGA Tour operates, who controls it, and who owns it,” lawyer Jacob Buchdahl wrote.

“All but a handful of PGA Tour players have been kept entirely in the dark about the prospective transaction, how it will impact them, and what conflicts of interest may impact the decision-makers.”

The PGA didn't instantly reply to a request for remark.

SSG consists of Fenway Sports Group, house owners of Major League Baseball’s Boston Red Sox, in addition to Premier League membership Liverpool. It additionally consists of funding agency Cohen Private Ventures, New York Mets proprietor Steve Cohen’s household workplace and personal fairness agency HighPost Capital.

Reuters reported in September that Fenway Sports Group and Endeavor Group have been eager about investing within the PGA Tour and any potential transaction would rival PGA’s cope with Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund.