A question has been be proposed to myself.
Does “Prime Rory McIlroy” beat a “50% prime Tiger Woods”
And if not, what % does Prime Tiger have to be, to beat Rory
70%Yes #TeamRory
30%Naahhhhh #TeamTiger
76 votes • Final resultsI have been told it won’t happen, but Yasser Al-Rumayyen was pushing hard for something like this
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Chances of a LIV/DPWT strategic partnership? Getting Phil and @wesleybryangolf et al on board would certainly be interesting
True
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#SecretTourPro true or false, Jon Rahm permanently damaged his brand and legacy in golf.
No absolutely not.
2007 Masters was much worse!
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Was this years Masters coverage the worst you have ever seen since first time to watch the Masters ?
Great Question!!
Hatton - PGAT/DPWT
DeChambeau - PGAT
Niemann - PGAT
Rahm - No idea, he is the tricky one of the bunch!
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Where are these four playing next year?
-Hatton
-Rahm
-DeChambeau
-Niemann
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No chance on the PGAT.
Maybe for the Majors, but I wouldn’t place any money on it!
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#SecretTourPro any chance phil plays in a pga or senior tour event or has he burned down every bridge to come back
They could if they didn’t have players on massive signing on fees. That is the main thing that is crippling them.
Going to do a Q&A about the future of LIV Golf and LIV players.
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It’s a bit of a double edged sword.
LIV signed contracts with the players and if LIV don’t have the finances to honour those contracts, then what?
I guess it could be a case of “Who Blinks First”
Players could also have veto’ed Koepka’s return if they wished
They would have needed a majority, but he was accepted.
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The PGAT can’t make the “Pay” to return to the tour.
That’s why Brooks Koepka had to make a “Charitable Donation” in part of his return.
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They should all have to put $20M into a pot to be distributed to the PGA players who didn’t jump ship.
IMO, John Rahm’s biggest problem in all of this is himself.
With players being able to veto his return to the PGAT and himself refusing to pay DPWT fines, he’s screwed as to what to do.
But with (allegedly) $700m in the bank from LIV, I doubt it really matters!
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I would tend to agree with this statement
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Rahm is the biggest winner and loser in all of this. He’s made a boatload of money and will be let back in the association, but is one of the poster children for the LIV failure. If I was him I’d spend the year off counting my money.
BREAKING NEWS
It is understood that any return to the PGA Tour for John Rahm will be blocked by a number of PGA Tour Players who hold veto rights on such matters. Rahm is expecting the same treatment that Brooks Koepka received earlier this year.
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BREAKING NEWS
Bryson DeChambeau has reached out to PGA Tour Officals in an effort to return to the PGA Tour in 2027.
It is also understood, Cameron Smith & Harold Varner III will also reach out in the coming days for a potential return.
More to follow…..
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I couldn’t understand from Scott O’Neils interview yesterday was this;
“We are looking to blend a version of LIV and the national opens, the great national opens around the world”
Does he mean he wants LIV to take over hosting National Opens, or something else?
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LIV in Negotiations with DPWT to give all players a 2 year Tour Card in exchange for investment in DPWT, increased PIF sponsorship in DPWT and LET.
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LIV Tour will cease at the end of 2026.
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