PGA Tour Drops $150m Fraud Sponsor

PGA Tour ends partnership with private jet company ONEflight amid $150m fraud lawsuits.

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PGA Tour Drops $150m Fraud Sponsor

PGA Tour ends partnership with private jet company ONEflight amid $150m fraud lawsuits.

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PGA Tour ends partnership with private jet company ONEflight amid $150m fraud lawsuits. PGA Tour stops co-title sponsorship with ONEflight after three federal fraud lawsuits claim it withheld $150m from customers. Originally reported by EssentiallySports.

ONEflight Sponsorship Ends

PGA Tour drops co-title sponsorship with private jet company ONEflight after three federal fraud lawsuits claim it withheld $150m from customers.

“News: ONEflight International, the private jet company that has co-title sponsored the PGA Tour’s Myrtle Beach Classic, will no longer sponsor the tournament amid facing three fraud lawsuits alleging it withheld at least $150 million from clients.”

Fraud Lawsuits Detail

Three federal lawsuits in Colorado allege ONEflight withheld $150m from customers, including $223,000 from Five-Star Audiovisual and $780,000 from Jeremy Ricks.

Sponsorship Timeline

Sponsorship Timeline

ONEflight co-sponsored Myrtle Beach Classic from February 2025 for two editions, with 2027 event as final year of commitment.

Tournament Continues

Myrtle Beach Classic remains scheduled for May 13, 16 at Dunes Golf and Beach Club with Visit Myrtle Beach as co-sponsor.

The main idea

PGA Tour stops co-title sponsorship with ONEflight after three federal fraud lawsuits claim it withheld $150m from customers.

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