The winds of change are blowing in men’s professional golf, but two of Australia’s finest are pushing back against them.A merger deal between the PGA Tour and LIV Golf appears imminent with regular updates drip feeding into the media about the status of the talks which have dragged on for roughly a year and a half, but Cameron Smith and Marc Leishman are not interested in any changes.
“I’ve put it down as a pretty good year on the golf course and off the golf course, it’s probably the happiest I’ve ever been.Big hint over golf merger as Trump meets with PGA and LIV bossesGolf civil war over? $2 billion PGA Tour/LIV peace deal reportedly agreed The 41-year-old has watched every major from the couch since he missed the cut at St Andrews two years ago when Smith claimed a historic major triumph at the 150th Open Championship.
He labelled missing the cut at last year’s Australian PGA as “a terrible feeling” and he is striving to win his first Australian Open title.