Henry Hauser was quoted in the "LIV Golf Joins its Players in Lawsuit, Intensifying Feud with PGA Tour," an article in the Washington Post,* as the PGA Tour season winds down and the LIV Golf Invitational Series prepares for its fourth event this week, golf’s dueling heavyweights are positioned to battle head-to-head in the courtroom. 

The court will have to decide whether the tour’s attempts to protect its own product crossed a line. The tour’s lawyers could argue that trying to maintain a dominant, unified tour is good for the game and consumers — “that there is a really good reason for all the best golfers in the world to be playing at the same tournament,” said Henry, a former attorney for the Federal Trade Commission, “and that makes a more appealing product.”
 

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