Casey predicts 'phenomenal reception' for British LIV golfers

Paul Casey reckons Britain's LIV golfers will receive a ‘phenomenal reception' when they return to home soil in July. The 45-year-old missed last year's LIV London event, the first stop on the inaugural season of the breakaway tour but will join compatriots Ian Poulter and Lee Westwood in going for glory this time around. Ad The trio put their Ryder Cup futures in jeopardy when signing up for LIV Golf, but Casey does not believe the events of the past 12 months will affect how they are treated by a home crowd in Hertfordshire.

GolfLIV Golf London perfect preparation for The Open, says StensonAN HOUR AGO «I'm expecting a phenomenal reception,» he said. «With the global schedule we all play, we don't play as much in the UK as we used to. »When I started my career, we played half a dozen events a year back home and now it's one, two or three at most, which is a shame.

«With Covid and everything else in the last few years, the fans have been starved of action and this will be a treat. »I've not played Centurion before so I'm looking forward to that and it's not just the golf, it's the things I miss about being at home. «Silly things — cheese, pickle, chocolate, all the little things.