Chicago will host a LIV Golf individual championship in 2024, the upstart league announced on Monday. Rich harvest Farms, host of the BMW Championship on the PGA Tour, will stage the 54-hole, no-cut competition from June 20-23.
The move comes as LIV Golf continues to expand its footprint and compete with the PGA Tour. The Saudi-backed league has already held four team events this year, with plans for seven more in 2023. The individual championship in Chicago will be the first standalone tournament on LIV Golf’s schedule.
Wyndham Clark, who has also faced criticism for slow play earlier in his career, delves deeper into the controversy surrounding Tom Kim’s recent penalty for slow play at the Shriners Children’s Open.
During a candid discussion on the Golf Channel podcast, Clark expresses his belief that the situation may be significantly more intricate than what appears on the surface. He suggests that there could be external factors at play that need consideration when deciphering Kim’s actions.
Clark articulates, “There’s got to be more to this story than just a young guy taking too long. I think there’s got to be something else going on here, whether it’s something personal, related to his team, or involving the tour.
“I can’t pinpoint it, but I strongly sense that there’s a deeper layer to this scenario that warrants exploration beyond the obvious.”
Read more at: https://golflessonschannel.com/that-tom-kim-controversy-wyndham-clark-says-theres-more-to-the-story/
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