you think there’s a point kind of in time where everything comes back together it feels obviously with different TOS like DP World European tour PJ live kind of all kind of rotating around each other a little bit can you see outside the majors kind of a point where everyone does kind of come back together well I think they’ve discussed it and they’ve tried but there was a talk of the PF and the PJ tour having this business together wasn’t it yeah so I mean if party a and party B want to join up then let’s call PJ to party B they go out and talk to party C and get 1.5 billions worth of investment which is SSG how do you reckon that’s going to make party a feel yeah there’s no well there’s no need for them to invest there is it of course it’s not yeah no so uh no I think it’s I think they’re miles miles off

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  1. The backlash the PGA Tour received from announcing the potential partnership with the PIF is a large part of why no deal has been done. While LIV players may be ok with accepting blood money. The PGA Tour apparently isn't.

  2. While I like Lee; and love both Pete's and Rick's vlog w him, Let's be honest, Lee is protecting his employer.
    It's obvious that once the agreement between PIF/PGAT was announced, no substantive progress came to fruition, likely because PIF was seeking too much control. This resulted in PIF signing Rahm, and his delusional stmt that his signing would bring the groups together. So, PGAT goes out and agrees to terms w SSG, likely giving them some bargaining room w PIF. Hoping they do come together,…but PIF likely doesn't like that they are no longer negotiating from such a dominant position as before SSG signing. Fact that SSG principals are very open to PIF coming in is promising!

  3. This was all handled so badly. They are always talking about growing the game, for the good of the game and all they did was hurt the game

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