'Not so Super League': Players' views on Saudi golf tour

The PGA Tour's leading players have offered differing opinions on the proposed Saudi Golf League.

Rory McIlroy labelled it the "not so Super League" but several players are being courted with multi-million contract offers.

Lee Westwood said last year that it would be a "no-brainer" to sign such a deal at this stage of his career, while Adam Scott confirmed he is in talks to join the lucrative tour.

Phil Mickelson admitted the threat of the SGL has given players "leverage" to squeeze more money out of the PGA Tour - but is not even certain he wants the breakaway to succeed.

Dustin Johnson described the super league as a "really good concept" earlier in February, but he, along with Bryson DeChambeau, have both pledged their commitment to the PGA Tour.

Here is what the players have been saying…

"This is my official, my one and only time I'll talk about this where I am officially declaring, let's say, my fealty to the PGA Tour. I'm a PAC [Player Advisory Council] member and I have a lot of belief in Jay Monahan and the product that they're going to give us in the future.

"There has been a lot of talk and speculation on the Saudi League. It's just not something I believe is the best for me and my future in golf, and I think the best legacy I can accomplish will be with the PGA Tour.

"I've said it many times in press conferences before, I don't do this for the money, which to me is the only appeal to go over there. They throw numbers at you and that's supposed to impress people. I'm in this game for the love of golf and the love of the game and to become a champion, right?

"I grew up watching many great players play great events such as this one and there's history and legacy to those things. That's something that has a lot