PGA Tour monopoly on golf’s elite over – Mickelson
Six-time major winner Phil Mickelson says the PGA Tour will have to accept losing control over the world’s best players after LIV Golf’s emergence. The Saudi Arabian-backed circuit has signed up a host of top players but the PGA Tour has suspended them from taking part in its own events. PDP South West Stakeholders reject […]
Phil Mickelson
Six-time major winner Phil Mickelson says the PGA Tour will have to accept losing control over the world’s best players after LIV Golf’s emergence.
The Saudi Arabian-backed circuit has signed up a host of top players but the PGA Tour has suspended them from taking part in its own events.
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Mickelson believes a compromise that allows the two circuits to co-exist is the natural outcome of the current stand-off.
This year’s Open champion and world number three Cameron Smith, two-time major winner Dustin Johnson, and American duo Brooks Koepka and Bryson DeChambeau are also among LIV Golf’s big-money recruits.