Sneakylong iirc, I've read where he does have voting power, but has never used it.
Sneakylong The PGA of America director is a non voting position.
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Par4QC Sneakylong iirc, I've read where he does have voting power, but has never used it.
Can’t believe everything you read. Lol
Par4QC DP tour will have to join in.
Yeah, the PGA Tour and DP World Tour signed a 13 year strategic alliance last year.
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Can't see both deals going through. That much money is not necessary and doubtful that (some of)those group owners want to be associated with LIV/Saudis. Could be a ploy to save face by Monahan.
Then again, they probably are already in bed with them, as many U.S. companies are/have been.
If they snag the U.S. groups, imo, they will dump the LIV deal. And then, all holy hell will ensue upon/within the game of Pro golf!
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Tiger was asked about it after their round at the PNC today. Reading the tea leaves it sounds like they’re close to a deal. That was my take anyway. No mention of LIV though. Have to wait and see.
Knew about John Henry’s Fenway Group (Red Sox, Penguins, Liverpool owners), but didn’t know that Arthur Blank (Falcons and Home Depot) along with the Celtics owners were involved as well.
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Sneakylong Knew about John Henry’s Fenway Group (Red Sox, Penguins, Liverpool owners); but didn’t know that Arthur Blank (Falcons and Home Depot) along with the Celtics owners were involved as well.
Pockets deep enough to put LIV to sleep, if that is the intention. And, I do think it is.
If that happens, the 1st person to open their mouth spouting off on the PGA tour, should be made to go to LIV.
Just shut the fuck up and play your golf. Pot stirring is for the ingrates of society. Or GolfBuzz, which is a different segment of society. 
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Par4QC Pockets deep enough to put LIV to sleep, if that is the intention. And, I do think it is.
While this pro sports consortium has deep pockets, PIF has deeper pockets. If LIV is left out they won’t go away. But they’ll never get the legitimacy or TV network deals that the PGA Tour offers.
The fact that Yasir and Monahan were meeting this week could indicate that LIV is still part of any deal. Or it was a meeting to say we’re going it alone. Again, we’ll have to wait and see.
Sneakylong Yasir and Monahan were meeting this week could indicate that LIV is still part of any deal.
"Good faith" has to be met. Whether sincere meetings or not. Hinders any lawsuits from taking shape.
My thoughts are the deal has already been made to keep the PGA Tour all in the U.S..
Although I have not checked where all the ties are of all those consortium fellas. Bet is they go outside the U.S. for money also.
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Par4QC Hinders any lawsuits from taking shape
Lawsuits were put to bed with the framework agreement in June. Both agreed to drop the lawsuits. We just don’t know how it’ll all shake out. But my guess is we’ll know soon.
The PGA Tour looks to be in better shape with the backing of this Sports Group of billionaires.
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Good fucking grief......Rory?
sdandrea1 There's money, big money, and buy your own paradise island money.
johnnydoom There's money, big money, and buy your own paradise island money.
I know, but how does he walk back all the shit he said? What a dork......
DonM He seems like an earnest person
I'll agree with the earnest part, but I think he was more earnest about catching the top spot in the PIP payout; which he did since the press was lapping all that up.
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Couldn't read the article, but saw a clip of Rory last night talking about it on a football show. Eamon Lynch put it best. The moral argument lost last June when the PGA Tour made an agreement with the Saudis. Greed won.
There were some other good points made. One being the private equity sports consortium doesn't care about saving the PGA Tour. They just care about making a return on their investment.
And right now no one knows what's going to happen.