Topgolf Callaway spilt faces delay, LIV gets Mexico boost


Joaquin Niemann, a top drawcard, the Chilean leads the LIV individual standings. — Reuters

THE separation of Topgolf Callaway Brands Corp will likely be delayed after the head of its Topgolf unit resigned for a role at another company.

A spinoff or sale of Topgolf probably won’t happen until next year after chief executive officer Artie Starrs accepted a CEO offer at another firm, according to a statement. A deal was expected in the second half of this year, Bloomberg reported.

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