Tiger Woods tries to save pro golf as its 'leaders' are lost, helpless vs. LIV Golf, writes cbrennansports
Sports Seriously: Andy Nesbitt and Mackenzie Salmon discuss the impact Tiger Woods' comments on LIV Golf have on the sport going forward.Men’s golf is back in the news for all the wrong reasons. Lawsuits are flying like Phil Mickelson tee shots. Rumors continue to swirl about who will be the next player to escape the shackles of his multi-million-dollar PGA Tour life for the warm embrace of Mohammed bin Salman. Golfers who used to be pals are angry with their former playing partners.
against the Golf Channel and commentator Brandel Chamblee, claiming that they conspired with the PGA Tour to defame him. He is seeking more than $750 million in damages; in other words, LIV money. The so-called leaders of golf did nothing of the sort of course, instead standing by as the floodgates opened, watching the game they used to control descend into unprecedented chaos that has confused and infuriated fans, unsettled sponsors and TV networks and generally ruined the sport’s summer.
The PGA Championship, U.S. Open and British Open said no decisions have been made yet for 2023. As the PGA of America said, “There will no doubt be a lot that unfolds before May of next year. It would be premature for the PGA of America to speculate at this time.
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