After 30 straight majors, Leishman fine if LIV means Augusta days are over | app85
Asked about forfeiting his own spot at The Masters due to his rankings dip, Leishman told: “That was one of the things I had to weigh up when I did make the move.
Leishman has said he will spend more time in Australia next year due to LIV’s long off-season and he walked the fairways at Warrnambool Golf Club over the weekend for the first time since the pandemic began in 2020., a business challenge he hoped would fulfil him in his post-playing days. The 39-year-old will start as one of the favourites for the Australian PGA in Brisbane this week before returning to Melbourne for the Australian Open at Kingston Heath and Victoria clubs.
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