PGA Tour, Tiger Woods react to Jon Rahm’s move to LIV Golf

Following quite a while of hypothesis, the news at long last broke that Jon Rahm is taking his gifts from the PGA Visit to LIV Golf.

The global no. 3 and the defending Masters champion spoke frequently about his legacy during a conference call with reporters on Thursday night. Rahm said his move was on the grounds that he loves the LIV Golf item, playing in various nations and the development the association is pushing.

It didn’t take the PGA Visit, and its most well known player, too lengthy to even consider answering.

A PGA Tour spokesperson told Golfweek, “Our focus remains on the PGA Tour and unifying the game for our fans and players.” “We can’t represent choices that any singular players could make yet in view of the energy of the past season and strength of the PGA Visit, alongside the sped up revenue from and exchanges with various external financial backers, we are ready to make our players value proprietors and further permit the Visit to put resources into our individuals, put resources into our fans and keep on driving men’s expert golf forward.”

Promptly after Rahm’s reported takeoff, 15-time significant hero and Tiger Woods shared an update that was shipped off players on Dec. 1 – favoring that here – that expressed the Visit’s player chiefs are joined together and cooperating to “address the PGA Visit, the whole player participation, and wellbeing of the game.”

It’s no occurrence that Woods shared the week-old reminder in the short wake of the Rahm declaration. No after the world 2 After Rory McIlroy stepped down as a player director, it appears that Tiger Woods has taken over as a player spokesman for the Tour. If more golfers follow in Rahm’s footsteps in the coming weeks, Woods may have a lot on his plate.