If *every* week golfers are flirting with breaking 60, it means we are essentially in the home run chase of 1998 and great rounds are going to lose all meaning.
I can’t believe agents and players just blindly trusted LIV - either agents were looking for the quick pay day and misled their players or these players really don’t understand how the system works. Plenty of journalists knew LIV wasn’t going to get points, how did they not?
🚨👀📊 #PROMISED POINTS — LIV golfer Carlos Ortiz says players were promised world ranking points when they signed up for the league: “They definitely said that we were gonna get them. We haven’t got them. But I just feel that people have to recognise that there is good players here, you know.” (Via @golf_subpar | h/t @flushingitgolf)
Hotel prices in Las Vegas have skyrocketed with #LIVGolf coming to town. Almost tripling in price. Undoubtedly the biggest sporting event of the week.
The demand for LIV in Nevada was heard and quickly acted on.
The TV ratings will be monumental for the second week in a row.
@jonhawks317 Every State Open is professional golf. Should the State Opens get OWGR points? The Seminole Member Guest has better fields than LIV and some PGA Tour events, should the Seminole Member Guest get OWGR points? No. OWGR has put criteria on what they consider an event
Can we please stop talking about LIV guys not getting points and the OWGR not being accurate? It’s true, it isn’t accurate but everyone and their mom knew that LIV was not going to get OWGR points for numerous reasons. - it’s so exhausting