Legacy seems to be the market driver to the big bucks in golf. If switching from the PGA Tour to LIV can wipeout an individual legacy, what does that really say?
Evidently according to a number of golfers and media, golf history can only be made on the big stage.
I remember back when The Open was considered their tournament and Americans had little to no interest in playing in it. Then one Amerucan golfer showed up and then it is now a sought after tournament to play in.
There imo is far too much effort, energy and time putting down the LIV, the players who moved over, while tooting the PGA Tour as the greatest, one and only. There is something going on and the PGA Tour appears to be running scared. Heck yesterday some of announcers commented on changes (pip, etc) were not enough and not effective. They believe more changes to come, so the said. Wonder what the thought og Q-school entry fees almost doubling?
