Cameron Smith dodges question on LIV series amid reports he will join rebel tour in $100m deal
Open champion Cameron Smith has refused to comment on reports that he has agreed to join the LIV golf tour.
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Open champion Cameron Smith has refused to comment on reports that he has agreed to join the LIV golf tour.
Open champion Cameron Smith has refused to comment on reports that he has agreed to join the LIV golf tour.
A federal judge on Tuesday denied a request by three golfers on the LIV Golf tour for a temporary restraining order that would have allowed them to compete in the PGA Tour's lucrative FedExCup playoffs, which begin on Thursday.
Open champion Cameron Smith has refused to comment on reports that he has agreed to join the LIV golf tour.
World number two Cameron Smith has signed a $100 million-plus deal to join the Saudi-backed LIV Golf Invitational Series, Britain's Telegraph newspaper reported on Tuesday.
Cameron Smith is set to join the breakaway Saudi-backed LIV Golf Series, a fellow Australian golfer has claimed. Rumours have strongly connected the winner of The Open with a move to the series, which has attracted a number of golf's biggest names this year. Ad Phil Mickelson, Sergio Garcia, Lee Westwood and Dustin Johnson were among those to join ahead of the first event in June, while American trio Bryson DeChambeau, Brooks Koepka and Patrick Reed have all also since defected.
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World No. 2 and Open Championship winner Cameron Smith is "gone" to the LIV Golf Series at the end of the PGA playoffs, Cameron Percy said on Tuesday. Percy said Smith and another fellow Australian Marc Leishman, already have signed deals to exit the PGA Tour. "Unfortunate, yeah, they're gone," Percy told RSN radio. Percy said the humanitarian element of the Saudi-backed circuit weighs on him. "The more and more you look into it, some people don't care, some people have got a conscience and do care,' he said. "It really comes down to, you know, 'They just executed 80 people this week, just chopped their heads off'.