Now that the cat has been let out of the bag and the LIV and PGA Tours have officially partnered, players from the PGA Tour are upset.
Not only because of the partnership between the two tours, but also because, according to reports, most weren’t even told and found out through social media.
He tweeted: “I love finding out morning news on Twitter.”
Reaction from the golf world to PGA's merger with LIV Golf ranged from surprise to disappointment.
Multiple PGA golfers expressed shock upon learning of the news.
"I feel betrayed," Wesley Bryan tweeted.https://t.co/G4A1P5e4Vj
— The Athletic (@TheAthletic) June 6, 2023
Another PGA golfer, Wesley Bryan, expressed anger over the merger too.
“This is amazing. Y’all should be ashamed anmany lot of questions to answer,” Bryan said.
Bryan wasn’t done yet expressing his anger.
“I feel betrayed, and will not be able to trust anyone within the corporate structure of the PGA TOUR for a very long time,” he said.

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