PGA Tour Suspends Golfers Vince India and Jake Staiano Over Betting Violations ...Middle East

The PGA Tour has imposed suspensions on two of its players from the Korn Ferry Tour, on account of betting violations. Vince India and Jake Staiano, though lesser known figures in the world of golf, have incurred the wrath of the PGA Tour over their infringement of the Tour’s betting regulations. While both the players partook in golf betting, they allegedly abstained from wagering on the tournaments they were actively participating in. Korn Ferry Tour acts as a crucial developmental stepping stone for the PGA Tour. Garnering points over a season-long competition, the top 30 players secure PGA Tour cards for the subsequent season. The PGA Tour also annually promotes players who nail thr

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PGA Tour Suspends Golfers Vince India and Jake Staiano Over Betting Violations ...Middle East

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