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The US Open this week will be the first major since the shock partnership announcement between the PGA Tour and the Saudi Public Investment Fund, and while Jon Rahm said there is a sense of “betrayal” Brooks Koepka is embracing the “chaos”.
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Masters champion Jon Rahm admits it has been tough to deal with the “bombshell” announcement of a peace deal between golf’s warring factions that has still left the game in a state of limbo.
World No. 2 Jon Rahm has slammed the surprise merger between the PGA Tour and LIV Golf as a “betrayal from management” and says players feel they haven’t been given a proper explanation. The union of the rival tours came as a seismic shock when it was announced last week, coming after two years of tension in the sport.
LOS ANGELES : PGA Tour players feel "a bit of betrayal" about the secrecy that preceded last week's bombshell announcement that the circuit would partner with Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund and still have plenty of questions about the future, Jon Rahm said.
Jon Rahm admitted there is a sense of betrayal among the PGA Tour membership in the wake of the merger with Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund. Rahm said he was at home making breakfast for his kids and wife Kelley on 6 June when text messages started flowing about a planned merger. "I thought my phone was going to catch on fire at one point," Rahm recalled ahead of this week's U.S. Open. "There were so many questions that I just couldn't answer. "At one point, I told Kelley I'm just going to throw my phone in the drawer and not look at it for the next four hours because I can't deal with this anymore." Rahm still doesn't have any more answers a week later.
LOS ANGELES — Masters champion Jon Rahm said some PGA Tour players feel «a bit of betrayal from management» in the wake of the announced alliance between the Tour, the DP World Tour and Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund.
Rory McIlroy and Brooks Koepka, two of the central players in the bitter two-year dispute between the PGA Tour and LIV Golf, will tee off together when the 123rd U.S. Open begins at Los Angeles Country Club.