The civil war in men’s golf has prompted two stars to head to Sydney as they try to qualify for The Masters.
The civil war that has engulfed men’s golf has helped boost the Australian Open field, with two of LIV Golf’s top stars surprise inclusions for the national championship in Sydney.
The news of Niemann and Pereira’s rare visit to Australia came on the same day Scotland’s Ryder Cup hero Robert MacIntyre was announced as a drawcard for the Australian PGA and Australian Open. between the PGA Tour and Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund, which bankrolls the breakaway league - Niemann and Pereira have taken the opportunity to head to Sydney.
The tournament will be played at The Australian and The Lakes alongside the women’s event, to be propped up by major winners Minjee Lee and Hannah Green.MacIntyre , who went undefeated in his maiden Ryder Cup campaign as Europe trounced the United States in Rome, is also on the cusp of the world’s top 50 and is desperate to punch his ticket to Augusta.
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