As players flock to the new cash-rich league funded by the Saudi Arabian wealth fund, the PGA Tour suspended over a dozen members who are competing in the inaugural LIV Golf tournament.

The PGA TOUR logo is seen during the second round of the Farmers Insurance Open.

The logo of the PGA TOUR can be seen during the Farmers Insurance Open. The photo was taken by BenJared/PGA Tour.

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The President's Cup is no longer open to players who resigned their memberships prior to the start of the tournament.

The letter states that Phil Mickelson andDustin Johnson are among the suspended members of the tour.

The story is evolving and will be updated.

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The Saudi-Funded League is launching Thursday.

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