Last Updated: 08/30/22 3:39 PM
Cameron Smith has confirmed he will be joining LIV Golf
Open champion Cameron Smith has confirmed his move to LIV Golf and is one of six PGA Tour players announced as new signings from the breakaway Saudi-backed circuit.
The world No.2 becomes the highest-ranked player to make the switch and will make his debut in Boston this week, the fourth event of the inaugural season.
Other players include Cameron Tringale, Joaquin Niemann, Harold Varner III, Marc Leishman and India’s leading pro Anirban Lahiri.
Smith followed up victory at the inaugural Sentry Tournament of Champions by winning The Players – the PGA Tour’s premier event – in March, before claiming a maiden major title with a historic success at the 150th Open at St Andrews.
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The best action from a thrilling final round of the 150th Open Championship from St Andrews
The best action from a thrilling final round of the 150th Open Championship from St Andrews
Speculation about Smith’s future on the PGA Tour grew during the final men’s championship of the year, where he refused to deny rumors linking him to LIV Golf at his winner’s press conference, with reports ahead of the FedExCup Playoffs to say that he had already agreed to make the move.
Smith told Sky Sports he was “ready to face a bit” of his future during the FedEx St Jude Invitational, with the 29-year-old wrapping up his PGA Tour season and before announcing his move the day after his FedExCup campaign ended . 20th on the Championship Tour.
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Newly crowned Open champion Cameron Smith wasn’t too happy to be asked about his possible involvement in LIV Golf after winning the Open
Newly crowned Open champion Cameron Smith wasn’t too happy to be asked about his possible involvement in LIV Golf after winning the Open
The move means Smith will no longer be able to compete in PGA Tour events, with all members of LIV Golf suspended indefinitely, while the Australian is no longer eligible to represent the International Team at the Presidents Cup this September .
“[Money] it was definitely a factor in making that decision, I’m not going to ignore it or say it wasn’t a reason,” Smith said in an interview with Golf Digest. “It was obviously a business decision for one and an offer I couldn’t ignore.
“The biggest thing for me joining is [LIV’s] The program is really attractive. I’ll be able to spend more time at home in Australia and maybe even do an event down there. I didn’t get to do that and getting that part of my life back was really appealing.”
He added that he loves LIV’s team format and cited a lack of things like “weddings and rugby league matches” in Australia as reasons for making the jump across the board.
Tringale is changing to LIV Golf. Young where to stay
Cameron Tringale, who has amassed more than $17 million in career PGA Tour earnings — more than any player in history without a win on the PGA Tour — revealed he is moving to LIV Golf in a social media post on Sunday.
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In the statement, the American wrote: “After much reflection, prayer and conversations with trusted advisors, I have made the decision not to renew my Tour membership for next year and to join LIV Golf.”
Cameron Young had also been widely rumored to be on his way out of the PGA Tour, with the Open runner-up admitting he was interested in LIV Golf before ultimately deciding to reject the exit approach.
Cameron Young told reporters at the Tour Championship that he plans to stay on the PGA Tour
“Honestly, I decided to stay,” Young told reporters after the Tour Championship. “It’s a really difficult situation because it’s not something he really wanted to happen. I think it wasn’t meant to be so hostile between the two.
“I was very interested in the whole process with them. I just wish it hadn’t come to this particular place in my career.”
Hideki Matsuyama, the 2021 Masters champion, has also long been linked with joining the LIV, however it now appears he will remain with the PGA.
With the new additions, this week’s event in Boston will feature 12 majors with 22 combined champions as well as four former world No.1 players.
What’s next for the LIV Golf Invitational Series?
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Rory McIlroy says he hates what LIV Golf is doing to the game and says it will be tough to face some of the players at Wentworth
Rory McIlroy says he hates what LIV Golf is doing to the game and says it will be tough to face some of the players at Wentworth
Charl Schwartzel and Branden Grace won the first two events of the season and Henrik Stenson claimed a third tournament, having relinquished his Ryder Cup captaincy to join LIV Golf, with this week’s event in Boston one of the five scheduled for the next two months.
Rich Harvest Farms in Chicago is the venue for the fifth event, held from 16 to 18 September, while Stonehill Golf Club in Bangkok is the venue from 7 to 9 October and Royal Greens Golf Club – the venue of Saudi International in recent years – hosts next week.
The season-ending Team Championship will be held at Trump National Doral Miami from October 27-30. LIV Golf then plans to host an expanded program in 2023.
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title: “Cameron Smith Among Latest Pga Tour Players To Join Saudi Backed Liv Golf Circuit Golf News Klmat” ShowToc: true date: “2022-10-21” author: “Ralph Forbes”
Last Updated: 08/30/22 3:39 PM
Cameron Smith has confirmed he will be joining LIV Golf
Open champion Cameron Smith has confirmed his move to LIV Golf and is one of six PGA Tour players announced as new signings from the breakaway Saudi-backed circuit.
The world No.2 becomes the highest-ranked player to make the switch and will make his debut in Boston this week, the fourth event of the inaugural season.
Other players include Cameron Tringale, Joaquin Niemann, Harold Varner III, Marc Leishman and India’s leading pro Anirban Lahiri.
Smith followed up victory at the inaugural Sentry Tournament of Champions by winning The Players – the PGA Tour’s premier event – in March, before claiming a maiden major title with a historic success at the 150th Open at St Andrews.
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The best action from a thrilling final round of the 150th Open Championship from St Andrews
The best action from a thrilling final round of the 150th Open Championship from St Andrews
Speculation about Smith’s future on the PGA Tour grew during the final men’s championship of the year, where he refused to deny rumors linking him to LIV Golf at his winner’s press conference, with reports ahead of the FedExCup Playoffs to say that he had already agreed to make the move.
Smith told Sky Sports he was “ready to face a bit” of his future during the FedEx St Jude Invitational, with the 29-year-old wrapping up his PGA Tour season and before announcing his move the day after his FedExCup campaign ended . 20th on the Championship Tour.
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Newly crowned Open champion Cameron Smith wasn’t too happy to be asked about his possible involvement in LIV Golf after winning the Open
Newly crowned Open champion Cameron Smith wasn’t too happy to be asked about his possible involvement in LIV Golf after winning the Open
The move means Smith will no longer be able to compete in PGA Tour events, with all members of LIV Golf suspended indefinitely, while the Australian is no longer eligible to represent the International Team at the Presidents Cup this September .
“[Money] it was definitely a factor in making that decision, I’m not going to ignore it or say it wasn’t a reason,” Smith said in an interview with Golf Digest. “It was obviously a business decision for one and an offer I couldn’t ignore.
“The biggest thing for me joining is [LIV’s] The program is really attractive. I’ll be able to spend more time at home in Australia and maybe even do an event down there. I didn’t get to do that and getting that part of my life back was really appealing.”
He added that he loves LIV’s team format and cited a lack of things like “weddings and rugby league matches” in Australia as reasons for making the jump across the board.
Tringale is changing to LIV Golf. Young where to stay
Cameron Tringale, who has amassed more than $17 million in career PGA Tour earnings — more than any player in history without a win on the PGA Tour — revealed he is moving to LIV Golf in a social media post on Sunday.
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In the statement, the American wrote: “After much reflection, prayer and conversations with trusted advisors, I have made the decision not to renew my Tour membership for next year and to join LIV Golf.”
Cameron Young had also been widely rumored to be on his way out of the PGA Tour, with the Open runner-up admitting he was interested in LIV Golf before ultimately deciding to reject the exit approach.
Cameron Young told reporters at the Tour Championship that he plans to stay on the PGA Tour
“Honestly, I decided to stay,” Young told reporters after the Tour Championship. “It’s a really difficult situation because it’s not something he really wanted to happen. I think it wasn’t meant to be so hostile between the two.
“I was very interested in the whole process with them. I just wish it hadn’t come to this particular place in my career.”
Hideki Matsuyama, the 2021 Masters champion, has also long been linked with joining the LIV, however it now appears he will remain with the PGA.
With the new additions, this week’s event in Boston will feature 12 majors with 22 combined champions as well as four former world No.1 players.
What’s next for the LIV Golf Invitational Series?
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Rory McIlroy says he hates what LIV Golf is doing to the game and says it will be tough to face some of the players at Wentworth
Rory McIlroy says he hates what LIV Golf is doing to the game and says it will be tough to face some of the players at Wentworth
Charl Schwartzel and Branden Grace won the first two events of the season and Henrik Stenson claimed a third tournament, having relinquished his Ryder Cup captaincy to join LIV Golf, with this week’s event in Boston one of the five scheduled for the next two months.
Rich Harvest Farms in Chicago is the venue for the fifth event, held from 16 to 18 September, while Stonehill Golf Club in Bangkok is the venue from 7 to 9 October and Royal Greens Golf Club – the venue of Saudi International in recent years – hosts next week.
The season-ending Team Championship will be held at Trump National Doral Miami from October 27-30. LIV Golf then plans to host an expanded program in 2023.
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title: “Cameron Smith Among Latest Pga Tour Players To Join Saudi Backed Liv Golf Circuit Golf News Klmat” ShowToc: true date: “2022-10-21” author: “Susan Stevenson”
Last Updated: 08/30/22 3:39 PM
Cameron Smith has confirmed he will be joining LIV Golf
Open champion Cameron Smith has confirmed his move to LIV Golf and is one of six PGA Tour players announced as new signings from the breakaway Saudi-backed circuit.
The world No.2 becomes the highest-ranked player to make the switch and will make his debut in Boston this week, the fourth event of the inaugural season.
Other players include Cameron Tringale, Joaquin Niemann, Harold Varner III, Marc Leishman and India’s leading pro Anirban Lahiri.
Smith followed up victory at the inaugural Sentry Tournament of Champions by winning The Players – the PGA Tour’s premier event – in March, before claiming a maiden major title with a historic success at the 150th Open at St Andrews.
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The best action from a thrilling final round of the 150th Open Championship from St Andrews
The best action from a thrilling final round of the 150th Open Championship from St Andrews
Speculation about Smith’s future on the PGA Tour grew during the final men’s championship of the year, where he refused to deny rumors linking him to LIV Golf at his winner’s press conference, with reports ahead of the FedExCup Playoffs to say that he had already agreed to make the move.
Smith told Sky Sports he was “ready to face a bit” of his future during the FedEx St Jude Invitational, with the 29-year-old wrapping up his PGA Tour season and before announcing his move the day after his FedExCup campaign ended . 20th on the Championship Tour.
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Newly crowned Open champion Cameron Smith wasn’t too happy to be asked about his possible involvement in LIV Golf after winning the Open
Newly crowned Open champion Cameron Smith wasn’t too happy to be asked about his possible involvement in LIV Golf after winning the Open
The move means Smith will no longer be able to compete in PGA Tour events, with all members of LIV Golf suspended indefinitely, while the Australian is no longer eligible to represent the International Team at the Presidents Cup this September .
“[Money] it was definitely a factor in making that decision, I’m not going to ignore it or say it wasn’t a reason,” Smith said in an interview with Golf Digest. “It was obviously a business decision for one and an offer I couldn’t ignore.
“The biggest thing for me joining is [LIV’s] The program is really attractive. I’ll be able to spend more time at home in Australia and maybe even do an event down there. I didn’t get to do that and getting that part of my life back was really appealing.”
He added that he loves LIV’s team format and cited a lack of things like “weddings and rugby league matches” in Australia as reasons for making the jump across the board.
Tringale is changing to LIV Golf. Young where to stay
Cameron Tringale, who has amassed more than $17 million in career PGA Tour earnings — more than any player in history without a win on the PGA Tour — revealed he is moving to LIV Golf in a social media post on Sunday.
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In the statement, the American wrote: “After much reflection, prayer and conversations with trusted advisors, I have made the decision not to renew my Tour membership for next year and to join LIV Golf.”
Cameron Young had also been widely rumored to be on his way out of the PGA Tour, with the Open runner-up admitting he was interested in LIV Golf before ultimately deciding to reject the exit approach.
Cameron Young told reporters at the Tour Championship that he plans to stay on the PGA Tour
“Honestly, I decided to stay,” Young told reporters after the Tour Championship. “It’s a really difficult situation because it’s not something he really wanted to happen. I think it wasn’t meant to be so hostile between the two.
“I was very interested in the whole process with them. I just wish it hadn’t come to this particular place in my career.”
Hideki Matsuyama, the 2021 Masters champion, has also long been linked with joining the LIV, however it now appears he will remain with the PGA.
With the new additions, this week’s event in Boston will feature 12 majors with 22 combined champions as well as four former world No.1 players.
What’s next for the LIV Golf Invitational Series?
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Rory McIlroy says he hates what LIV Golf is doing to the game and says it will be tough to face some of the players at Wentworth
Rory McIlroy says he hates what LIV Golf is doing to the game and says it will be tough to face some of the players at Wentworth
Charl Schwartzel and Branden Grace won the first two events of the season and Henrik Stenson claimed a third tournament, having relinquished his Ryder Cup captaincy to join LIV Golf, with this week’s event in Boston one of the five scheduled for the next two months.
Rich Harvest Farms in Chicago is the venue for the fifth event, held from 16 to 18 September, while Stonehill Golf Club in Bangkok is the venue from 7 to 9 October and Royal Greens Golf Club – the venue of Saudi International in recent years – hosts next week.
The season-ending Team Championship will be held at Trump National Doral Miami from October 27-30. LIV Golf then plans to host an expanded program in 2023.
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title: “Cameron Smith Among Latest Pga Tour Players To Join Saudi Backed Liv Golf Circuit Golf News Klmat” ShowToc: true date: “2022-11-12” author: “Carmen Chambers”
Last Updated: 08/30/22 3:39 PM
Cameron Smith has confirmed he will be joining LIV Golf
Open champion Cameron Smith has confirmed his move to LIV Golf and is one of six PGA Tour players announced as new signings from the breakaway Saudi-backed circuit.
The world No.2 becomes the highest-ranked player to make the switch and will make his debut in Boston this week, the fourth event of the inaugural season.
Other players include Cameron Tringale, Joaquin Niemann, Harold Varner III, Marc Leishman and India’s leading pro Anirban Lahiri.
Smith followed up victory at the inaugural Sentry Tournament of Champions by winning The Players – the PGA Tour’s premier event – in March, before claiming a maiden major title with a historic success at the 150th Open at St Andrews.
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The best action from a thrilling final round of the 150th Open Championship from St Andrews
The best action from a thrilling final round of the 150th Open Championship from St Andrews
Speculation about Smith’s future on the PGA Tour grew during the final men’s championship of the year, where he refused to deny rumors linking him to LIV Golf at his winner’s press conference, with reports ahead of the FedExCup Playoffs to say that he had already agreed to make the move.
Smith told Sky Sports he was “ready to face a bit” of his future during the FedEx St Jude Invitational, with the 29-year-old wrapping up his PGA Tour season and before announcing his move the day after his FedExCup campaign ended . 20th on the Championship Tour.
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Newly crowned Open champion Cameron Smith wasn’t too happy to be asked about his possible involvement in LIV Golf after winning the Open
Newly crowned Open champion Cameron Smith wasn’t too happy to be asked about his possible involvement in LIV Golf after winning the Open
The move means Smith will no longer be able to compete in PGA Tour events, with all members of LIV Golf suspended indefinitely, while the Australian is no longer eligible to represent the International Team at the Presidents Cup this September .
“[Money] it was definitely a factor in making that decision, I’m not going to ignore it or say it wasn’t a reason,” Smith said in an interview with Golf Digest. “It was obviously a business decision for one and an offer I couldn’t ignore.
“The biggest thing for me joining is [LIV’s] The program is really attractive. I’ll be able to spend more time at home in Australia and maybe even do an event down there. I didn’t get to do that and getting that part of my life back was really appealing.”
He added that he loves LIV’s team format and cited a lack of things like “weddings and rugby league matches” in Australia as reasons for making the jump across the board.
Tringale is changing to LIV Golf. Young where to stay
Cameron Tringale, who has amassed more than $17 million in career PGA Tour earnings — more than any player in history without a win on the PGA Tour — revealed he is moving to LIV Golf in a social media post on Sunday.
Twitter Due to your consent preferences, you cannot see these Privacy Options
In the statement, the American wrote: “After much reflection, prayer and conversations with trusted advisors, I have made the decision not to renew my Tour membership for next year and to join LIV Golf.”
Cameron Young had also been widely rumored to be on his way out of the PGA Tour, with the Open runner-up admitting he was interested in LIV Golf before ultimately deciding to reject the exit approach.
Cameron Young told reporters at the Tour Championship that he plans to stay on the PGA Tour
“Honestly, I decided to stay,” Young told reporters after the Tour Championship. “It’s a really difficult situation because it’s not something he really wanted to happen. I think it wasn’t meant to be so hostile between the two.
“I was very interested in the whole process with them. I just wish it hadn’t come to this particular place in my career.”
Hideki Matsuyama, the 2021 Masters champion, has also long been linked with joining the LIV, however it now appears he will remain with the PGA.
With the new additions, this week’s event in Boston will feature 12 majors with 22 combined champions as well as four former world No.1 players.
What’s next for the LIV Golf Invitational Series?
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Rory McIlroy says he hates what LIV Golf is doing to the game and says it will be tough to face some of the players at Wentworth
Rory McIlroy says he hates what LIV Golf is doing to the game and says it will be tough to face some of the players at Wentworth
Charl Schwartzel and Branden Grace won the first two events of the season and Henrik Stenson claimed a third tournament, having relinquished his Ryder Cup captaincy to join LIV Golf, with this week’s event in Boston one of the five scheduled for the next two months.
Rich Harvest Farms in Chicago is the venue for the fifth event, held from 16 to 18 September, while Stonehill Golf Club in Bangkok is the venue from 7 to 9 October and Royal Greens Golf Club – the venue of Saudi International in recent years – hosts next week.
The season-ending Team Championship will be held at Trump National Doral Miami from October 27-30. LIV Golf then plans to host an expanded program in 2023.
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