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ST. ANDREWS, Scotland — The criticism leveled at the LIV Golf players by their peers and the sport's stakeholders has galvanized them at the 150th Open, according to Talor Gooch.
ST ANDREWS, Scotland : The second round of the 150th British Open started in light drizzle under grey skies at St Andrews on Friday with American Cameron Young atop the leaderboard following his flawless opening 64.
Tiger Woods endured a miserable return to the Open Championship as the three-time champion laboured to a six-over-par 78 at St Andrews on Thursday to leave his chances of making the cut looking slim.
Billy Horschel became the latest PGA Tour player to criticize members who have been lured to the Saudi Arabian-financed LIV Golf Invitational Series by lucrative signing bonuses and $25 million purses.
The LIV Golf series has its second event in the books after Branden Grace surged to victory with a fantastic final round at Pumpkin Ridge Golf Club.
Anyone who says moving to the LIV Golf tour is about growing the game, because there's a new way of playing the game that has been missed and all that, I'd really question.
Paul Casey has become the latest player to defect to the LIV Golf Series, claiming the team element was a driving factor behind him making the move. The second event of the LIV series concluded on Saturday, with Branden Grace pocketing the prize, but the finish was followed by the news Casey had made the switch. Ad/> The Brit, a veteran of five Ryder Cups and a winner of 15 European Tour and three PGA Tour events, raised eyebrows when it was announced he would be signing for the Saudi Arabia-backed LIV.
Paul Casey has become the latest player to join the Saudi-backed LIV Golf Invitational Series, despite previously admitting he would be a “hypocrite” to play in the Saudi International.