'Complete bulls**t in my opinion' - Mark Hubbard says players should admit LIV Golf move is all about money

Mark Hubbard stole the show in the opening round of the Rocket Mortgage Classic with a hole in one he described as ‘embarrassing’ — and he has also had his say on LIV Golf. The journeyman pro, who is still seeking his first PGA Tour win, has no complaints about players defecting to LIV for huge sums of money, but has an issue with them not admitting that to be the case. Ad/> “This facade of, 'oh, we’re growing the game, and we’re doing all this stuff'.

Even the interviews from the players is complete bulls**t in my opinion,” Hubbard told Colt Knost and Drew Stoltz of golf.com. Rocket Mortgage Classic'I was riding the high' — Finau makes impressive start at Rocket Mortgage ClassicA DAY AGO “‘Oh, we want to spend more time...’ Well, if that’s the case, then why are you still trying to play the PGA Tour? Because you’re going to play 14, 15 events with them, then you want to play another 10? Now you’re playing the same exact amount. “Just say you went over there for the money.

I can’t blame anybody for going somewhere for $125 million.” There has been talk from LIV officials and players who have made the move that the 54-hole, 48-man, no-cut field is a vehicle to grow the game. Hubbard scoffed at such talk, saying that although he does not agree with all the PGA Tour's policies, it does a lot to promote the sport in a positive manner. 'You better have your s**t together' — Norman wants peace but ready to fight for LIV Golf Crocker retains Hero Open lead as Ferguson surges with sizzling course record “The PGA Tour does a lot of things poorly, but they do a great job of growing the game,” he said.