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The only eligible player not in next week’s field? The World No. 1
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The only eligible player not in next week’s field? The World No. 1

The field for the Travelers Championship is set, and the only eligible player not in it is the World No. 1.

Jon Rahm, who won the U.S. Open last month, has decided to skip the Travelers Championship to rest and prepare for the British Open.

Rahm is the only player in the top 20 of the world ranking who is not playing in the Travelers Championship.

The Travelers Championship will be played from June 23-26 at TPC River Highlands in Cromwell, Connecticut.

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Talor Gooch is a victim of the times. Just don’t pity him
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Talor Gooch is a victim of the times. Just don’t pity him

Living in the present golf era, Talor Gooch is facing the consequences of a rapidly evolving sport. His unwavering commitment to the LIV Golf tour has unfortunately cost him the opportunity to participate in major tournaments. Gooch remains a talented and determined player, yet his decision has inevitably led to a significant sacrifice in his career.

Despite the disappointment, Gooch maintains a positive attitude, understanding the difficult position he is in. He acknowledges the potential risks associated with joining LIV Golf, but firmly believes in the direction the tour is heading.

Gooch’s focus now lies on the upcoming LIV Golf events, where he plans to showcase his skills and prove his worth. He remains determined to make a mark in golf history, albeit in a different way than initially anticipated.

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Did LIV pros cross ‘etiquette’ line at Masters? 3-time major winner has thought
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Did LIV pros cross ‘etiquette’ line at Masters? 3-time major winner has thought

**LIV Pros’ Masters Etiquette Draws Scrutiny**

3-time major champion Padraig Harrington has expressed concern over the behavior of LIV Golf players at the Masters. Harrington claims that some LIV pros “crossed an etiquette line” by not following long-standing traditions of the tournament.

According to Harrington, some LIV players wore shorts during practice rounds, which is not permitted under the Masters’ dress code. They also allegedly used electronic devices on the course, another violation of tournament rules.

Harrington’s comments have sparked a debate about whether LIV players are disrespectful of golf’s traditions. Some argue that they are simply bringing a different culture to the game, while others believe they are undermining the integrity of the sport.

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LIV Golf schedule weirdness continues with championship announcement
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LIV Golf schedule weirdness continues with championship announcement

**LIV Golf Tournament Format Update**

LIV Golf is considering a major format change, aligning itself more closely with traditional golf tournaments. CEO Greg Norman announced the possibility of adopting a 72-hole format. This shift is aimed at bolstering the series’ legitimacy and attracting top golfers who may have been hesitant to join the tour in its current format.

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Pro’s caddie struck by water bottle at rowdy LIV Golf event in Australia
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Pro’s caddie struck by water bottle at rowdy LIV Golf event in Australia

Pro’s caddie hit in the head by water bottle at LIV Golf event

A caddie was hit in the head by a water bottle during a LIV Golf event in Adelaide, Australia. The incident occurred at the 15th hole of the Grange Golf Club when a fan threw a plastic water bottle that struck the caddie and bounced off a nearby fence. The caddie was treated by medical staff and was able to continue with the round. No arrests have been made. The incident has been reported to authorities and the LIV Golf has stated it is investigating the matter.

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Norman: LIV open-minded about 72-hole format
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Norman: LIV open-minded about 72-hole format

Greg Norman, CEO of LIV Golf, has expressed openness to adopting a 72-hole format for its invitational series. Norman believes that expanding the format could add to the legitimacy of the circuit, which has been criticized for its shorter format. Implementing a 72-hole format would bring LIV Golf more in line with traditional golf tournaments and potentially attract top players who may have been hesitant about joining due to the shorter format.

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How much is PGA Tour loyalty actually worth? Pros find out this week
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How much is PGA Tour loyalty actually worth? Pros find out this week

PGA Tour loyalty is being tested this week as the lucrative LIV Golf series makes its debut. Top players such as Phil Mickelson, Dustin Johnson, and Bryson DeChambeau have joined the Saudi-backed venture, leaving the PGA Tour facing a major challenge. The Tour has responded by suspending players who have defected, leading to a legal battle. Now, with the LIV Golf event taking place at the Centurion Club in England, the PGA Tour is determined to show that it remains the premier golf circuit. However, the lure of guaranteed money and reduced playing commitments is proving tempting for some, and the PGA Tour may need to offer significant incentives to keep its top stars.

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LIV Golf Merger Projections in Professional Golf
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LIV Golf Merger Projections in Professional Golf

**LIV Golf Merger Projections in Professional Golf: A Prospective Analysis**

The recent surge in LIV Golf’s popularity has sparked speculation about a potential merger with the established PGA Tour. This blog post presents an overview of the YouTube video discussion on LIV Golf merger projections. The video suggests that the future of golf may involve a coexistence of both tours, driven by fan demand for variety and competition within the sport. The analysis explores the potential consequences of a merger on the structure and dynamics of professional golf, highlighting the importance of revenue streams, franchise models, and the need for viable exit strategies for investors.

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Rory dismisses report of $850M offer by LIV
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Rory dismisses report of $850M offer by LIV

Rory McIlroy has dismissed a report that he was offered $850 million by LIV Golf. The PGA Tour loyalist called the claim “ludicrous” and emphasized his commitment to the Tour. In a statement, McIlroy said, “I have no interest in playing on a tour that is not sanctioned by the major governing bodies.” This news comes amid ongoing speculation about top golfers potentially joining the Saudi-backed LIV Golf Series. McIlroy’s rejection of the reported offer further underscores the divide between the two tours.

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