Bit by bit, day by day, the world’s best golfers are accepting golf’s brutal state of play: LIV Golf Series is a force and not going away.
Once Rory McIlroy was the biggest critic, now he is calling for peace talks between golf’s great agitator Greg Norman and USPGA Tour Commissioner Jay Monahan.
It’s not just the PGA and DP World Tour that has lost some of its star power, with 12 of the past 24 major winners plying their trade on the LIV Golf Series, but some of the sport’s glamour events.
Last month, with LIV’s defectors ineligible to play, including the world’s hottest player Cameron Smith, the United States Team smashed the International Team in the 2022 Presidents Cup, with a final score of 17.5-12.5, in their ninth consecutive victory.
The great fear is next year’s Ryder Cup in Rome will be a one-sided affair, with the event robbed of witnessing some of its biggest…
