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Recent deadly strikes by Houthi rebels on the international airport in Riyadh, the Saudi capital, have impacted the PIF Saudi International—a tournament with a $5 million prize purse, originally scheduled for November 18–21 as the final event of the Asian Tour’s 2026 season, but now suspended.

A case of geopolitics colliding with sport: Saudi Arabia, currently in conflict with the Houthis—an Iranian-backed Yemeni group—saw its territory struck on October 10, when missiles hit Riyadh’s King Khalid International Airport, resulting in a dozen deaths and over 300 injuries.

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Following the attack, Saudi Arabia—which faced another deadly assault the very next day—was set to host the PIF Saudi International at the Riyadh Golf Club from November 18 to 21. This major Asian Tour event, featuring a $5 million purse, was intended to conclude the tour’s season. It has now been officially suspended.

A statement released this Thursday explained that the event was suspended following an «assessment of the organizational and logistical challenges» involved in staging the tournament.

«The Asian Tour remains in direct contact with its players and members regarding the schedule and next steps,» the statement noted.

«Golf Saudi thanks the players, partners, and fans for their understanding. Further information will be provided in due course.»

Could there be an alternative plan? Much like the questions that arose recently regarding the DP World Tour playoffs in the United Arab Emirates—due to ongoing tensions between Iran and the United States—the Asian Tour has been closely monitoring the situation in Saudi Arabia and is keeping all options on the table. Relocating the tournament to a more secure area is currently under consideration.

«Any changes to the schedule will be announced once we have determined the best solution for our players, fans, and partners,» stated the Asian Tour leadership. «The PIF Saudi International is extremely important to the Asian Tour, as it serves as our season finale. However, the safety of our players, staff, and support teams remains our absolute priority.»

The Asian Tour—which recently entered into a strategic alliance with the PGA Tour and the DP World Tour—has seen its schedule reduced to 15 events this season, down from the 21 originally planned at the start of the year. This follows the withdrawal of Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund (PIF), the tour’s primary financial backer (notably through its support of the International Series). Furthermore, just a few days ago, the Asian Tour was forced to cancel its Qualifying School, which had been scheduled for late December in Thailand.

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