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Dustin Johnson’s decline continues and John ROM loses his spot in the top three livv golf used a 54 hole format and never followed conventional golf rules they thus begged for owgr points for their players but their request was turned down the golfers were the only ones who had to deal with it most recently after the Masters Tournament a report stated that John ROM shared the same fate as fellow livv golfer Dustin Johnson Xander schaell replaced John ROM who entered the Saudi funded League ranked third on the world rankings dropping him to fourth place conversely Dustin Johnson the former world number one golfer dropped from his highest ranking of 336 to 343 the two players who played mediocrely at the Masters last week caused this decline in the rankings despite taking first place last year John ROM came in 45th his ranking was Far lower than that of individual eighth place finisher Xander shawell even worse was Dustin Johnson’s performance after 36 holes he was unable to make the cut despite winning the same event in 2020 the weather problems that plagued the greens during the first two days of the major may have contributed to the performances but if the owgr had permitted livv golfers to earn ranking points they wouldn’t have needed to attend the majors in order to do so inversely the news that livv golf would be abandoning its owgr appeal struck a serious blow to its players Greg Norman the CEO of livv declared last month that the company would no longer be aiming for ranking points through the owgr he wrote a letter to the golfers and his team addressing the matter the fact that the authorities were refering referring to livv golf as an ineligible professional golf tour clearly infuriated him in an attempt to gain owgr points the league supported by Saudi Arabia even introduced a promotional event this year that would serve as a requirement for League qualification however the owgr ultimately rejected their appeal Greg Norman chose to support as a result and he sent a letter saying
