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The upstart Saudi-backed LIV Golf Series pulling talent from the PGA Tour has diminished next week's Presidents Cup, shattering an Internationals roster once considered a threat to the United States.
BANGKOK: The eyes of the golfing world will turn to Thailand next month as it gears up to host the biggest tournament to be held on Asian soil — the $25million LIV Golf Invitational Bangkok.
An Internationals squad severely weakened by defections to the Saudi-backed LIV Golf Series will be a massive underdog to a powerhouse United States lineup in next week's Presidents Cup.
This month's Presidents Cup has come under scrutiny as the effects of LIV Golf became apparent.
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Scottie Scheffler, Rory McIlroy and Cameron Smith have been named as the three contenders for the PGA Tour Player of the Year award. Despite joining LIV Golf, which means he cannot play on the PGA Tour when the new season begins on September 12, Smith has been included in the shortlist.
All eyes were on Cameron Smith on his LIV Golf debut and he did not disappoint. The worst kept secret in golf was confirmed earlier in the week as Smith was unveiled as LIV’s latest star-name recruit — reported for a $140 million contract. Ad As the No.
Open champion and current world No. 2 Cameron Smith has joined LIV Golf along with fellow Australian Marc Leishman.