LOS ANGELES, Feb 15 ― Tiger Woods said he did not know how he felt about facing golfers who had left the PGA Tour for rival LIV Golf for the first time at April's Masters...
LOS ANGELES, Feb 15 ― Tiger Woods said he did not know how he felt about facing golfers who had left the PGA Tour for rival LIV Golf for the first time at April's Masters but acknowledged that the splintering of the sport had taken a toll.
“I know that some of our friendships have certainly taken a different path, but we'll see when all that transpires. It's still a couple of months away.” “We need to make sure Scottie is honoured correctly while also realising the nature of what has transpired,” he said.Phil Mickelson, Dustin Johnson and Brooks Koepka are among the big names who have left the PGA Tour for the lucrative, Saudi-backed LIV Golf. While banned from PGA Tour events, LIV players have been invited to compete at the Masters.
“We never would have expected the game of golf to be in this situation but it is. That's the reality,” he said.