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Disruptive civil war bad for golf
The feud between the PGA Tour and LIV Golf is threatening to turn the sport upside down. The Straits Times looks at the ongoing rivalry.
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Two of the world's biggest golf tours held events on the same continent last week, but the divide caused by the rivalry between the PGA Tour and breakaway LIV Golf Series continues to drive them further apart.
Even as American Keegan Bradley claimed his first PGA Tour win in four years at the Zozo Championship in Japan, talk among the fraternity continued to focus on the "disruptor" tour miles away in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, where LIV golfers Dustin Johnson, Cameron Smith and newly crowned Bangkok champion Eugenio Chacarra competed for the US$25 million (S$35.7 million) prize.
