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This will be interesting to see if LIV does collapse and what will happen to all of the professional golfers banned from returning to the PGA. Of course at this time it is all speculation until an official announcement. Maybe Trump would be interested in buying LIV 🙂
Only if the Saudis lend the money to Jared and the boys…
The PGA will let them back in! common now – that’s an easy one.
Are the Saudi’s now stepping away from USA involvements, or more of an international concern? They do have some serious damage control and rebuilding to do.
I would think the return on there investment is not that great, with the state of the world stage.
The LIV golfers will be back in the PGA in a nano second. They should charge them each about $25 mil to come back but hey…..
There are a number of reasons LIV will ‘die’. Investor venues in the middle of a war zone and top players leaving likely will have it join the WHA, ABA, Federal League etal. It’s all but over. 👋
What a bummer. I’m a casual golf fan, and I loved watching LIV golf. Not interested in the PGA tour or the majors. The coverage was fun and I enjoyed the team aspect and the music and the levity. Mainstream golf takes themselves way way too seriously. Oh well, I knew it couldn’t last forever – I had hoped for one more tournament in Indy. Back to ignoring golf for me.