Ian Poulter confirms he is leaving LIV Golf, saying he wants to help his sons pursue professional golf and to develop his YouTube channel. Multiple outlets describe the move as part of a wider pattern of high-profile players exiting the Saudi-backed circuit.

BBC News and Yahoo Sports both focus on Poulter’s personal reasons—family plans and future work outside LIV. Sky Sports and Sky News also frame the departure in the context of uncertainty around which players would appear in any proposed new version of the tour.

Other coverage highlights the broader exodus. The Athletic (NYT) and The Independent (sport) note Poulter’s departure follows other recent exits, including Jon Rahm, Louis Oosthuizen and Sergio Garcia. The Belfast Telegraph also presents Poulter as the latest notable player to quit, and The Independent adds that Poulter says he wants more time with his family and to pursue other interests.