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Jon Rahm talks about his comeback performance at the U.S. Open and his plan for the upcoming player meeting about the PGA Tour-LIV Golf partnership. #GolfChannel #GolfCentral #JonRahm
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19 Comments

  2. Samuel Schult

    In today's world not to many things shake me anymore but to see how player's that didn't stray away from the PGA when LIV was making all those offers need to be compensated.

  3. Carpe Diem

    All the players who did not join Liv have got the wrong end of the stick. The PGA Tour management talked about patriotism and went behind the players back and sold out to the Saudis. Shame

  5. Newjedi

    Everybody wants to know the whole story. Unfortunately Monahan had no choice. The PGA was subjected to a hostile takeover by a saudi thug! The PIF was backed by the saudi government with basically unlimited assets while the PGA as a charitable organization was limited in the amount of money in their cofers to defend themselves. Maybe if the US justice department denies the merger on the basis of the agreement being non-competitive the PGA may survive on its own. Hopefully the US DOJ will bring a case against the PIF in the international courts for RICO(?).

  9. Brad Miller

    There aren't any answers because the new structure that PIF will be a part of hasn't been formulated yet, and it will take time. Give it a chance.

  12. colnagosuper

    Players who stayed already got benefits for staying. No abuse, bigger Checks. Better schedules, Tiered tournaments. I still think its funny that Rory said he did Not get A Call or an Offer. No wonder he is bitter.

  13. Cindy Fagerstrom

    All tour players lead a charmed life, all the way down to the top 200. If they know they don't qualify for a tournament they can schedule an outing or take the week off. Is there anything else they'd rather be doing? I will say the growing number of limited field events is going down the wrong path.

  14. Motionalysis by Ken

    Come on…once and for all, the PGA is NOT merging with LIV. The PGA is receiving sponsorship from PIF (which currently has in excess of $100 BILLION invested in the US) and the new venture will dump the LIV fiasco. The LIV players will be allowed back into the PGA with some form of financial penalties and that money will be divided in the form of 'equity' to all PGA players…presumably not to the highest earners because they don't need it. As a sign of this and these changes, players last week who missed the cut at the US Open were awarded(I believe) $10,000 to cover outlays…and I think that will increasingly happen.

  15. Earl Fultz

    You might want to take a gander at the US Open attendance idiots you keep pushing your transvestites on This Nation and slamming liv players you're going to be worse than bud!

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