Branded a ‘Failure’, Calls Grow to Shut Down LIV Golf Amid Tiger Woods’s Positive Merger Update

The contentious rise of LIV Golf has split the golf community for years. Although the Saudi-sponsored circuit has hosted events with substantial prize money and drawn well-known competitors, doubts have persisted about its long-term viability and general appeal. With significant roles played by Jay Monahan, Tiger Woods, and President Donald Trump, recent events indicate that the turbulent relationship between the PGA Tour and LIV Golf may be coming to an end. As talks about a possible merger pick up steam, more people are questioning LIV Golf’s feasibility. Is it capable of surviving in this state?
The hosts of the No Laying Up podcast on YouTube, Chris Solomon, Tron Carter, and Shane Bacon, recently discussed the current situation of LIV Golf, with a special emphasis on its Adelaide event. Underscoring the overwhelming local support, Carter commented:
“We have had this conversation year after year, it looks like an unbelievable event. The city of Adelaide completely shows out. I saw it on my Instagram, a bunch of friends, you know, that we’ve met down in Australia going over there, having a great time it looks like an unbelievable event to attend in person.”