How the PGA have placed themselves as the 'moral compass' in a golfing civil war, despite trampling over everything in their path 😳⛳ Golf LIVGolf
. Good luck to him. As a professional athlete, he's there to make as much money as he possibly can. The argument exists that he also has a responsibility to the sport to give something back, to leave the game in a better state than when he started.
The Americans may not agree, but LIV Golf may do exactly that. As former player, now respected commentator, Mike Clayton, told Wide World of Sports earlier this year, the PGA Tour"One of the consequences might be that golf is in a better spot, because it might blow the PGA Tour up and force them to look outside the United States for once," Clayton said.
The Saudi Arabian link to LIV Golf cannot simply be swept under the carpet. From the human rights issues, to possible links to the 9/11 terrorists, and the likely involvement in the murder of Washington Post journalist Jamal Khashoggi, Saudi Arabia's record is deplorable.
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