Keegan Bradley of the U.S. shoots a bunker shot at the 15th hole during the final round of the Zozo Championship golf tournament, a U.S. PGA Tour event, at Narashino Country Club in Inzai, east of Tokyo, Japan October 16, 2022, in this photo taken by Kyodo. /Kyodo/via REUTERS /File Photoon Tuesday to merge and form a commercial entity to unify golf."GREAT NEWS FROM LIV GOLF. A BIG, BEAUTIFUL, AND GLAMOROUS DEAL FOR THE WONDERFUL WORLD OF GOLF.
"We care deeply about golf's future and are committed to ensuring that the sport continues to thrive for many years to come. "This agreement represents a huge step toward achieving that goal for golf and we look forward to working with the new entity for the benefit of the sport globally.""Tell me why Jay Monahan basically got a promotion to CEO of all golf in the world by going back on everything he said the past 2 years. The hypocrisy. Wish golf worked like that.
"Surprised that this merger has happened so quickly but not surprised it's happened. Definitely in the financial interest of both sides. "Definitely in the financial interest of the players even though some of those who gain will feel like they’re losing. Good for the cohesion of global golf.""I've grown up being a fan of the 4 Aces. Maybe one day I get to play for them on the PGA Tour!," Dahmen said on Twitter, referencing LIV Golf team 4 Aces."The hell is going on? Very curious how many people knew this deal was happening.