Ethan
Money List Winner
I think this is going to be a flop, with mediocre players at mediocre courses. Presumably they have a TV deal signed, haven't seen who will be carrying it.
TBH, does that really matter if the cost of entry for the public is reasonable? Many go watch the good amateurs, so why not lower level pro's playing for some serious money?Have they said who is actually playing in any of the events. What PGA/ET event do they clash with
TBH, does that really matter if the cost of entry for the public is reasonable? Many go watch the good amateurs, so why not lower level pro's playing for some serious money?
My point was, would it matter who the players were to the paying/watching public?Sorry I was just asking if they have announced what players are actually playing at the events ? Not sure the relevance of your reply to what I asked ?
My point was, would it matter who the players were to the paying/watching public?
PGA players won’t want to put their names out there just yet look what happened a while back. I think players will be queuing up for it if the money is there and well payed even when missing the cut ect.Sorry I was just asking if they have announced what players are actually playing at the events ? Not sure the relevance of your reply to what I asked ?
I see that they are only 3 day events.
️$25M purse, $5M more than the Players. Staggering. Who’s going to Play?
By the way, I like the concept, and I like that the PGA tour is being challenged - although I'm dissapointed that they've staged so many events in the USA.
I don't like the fact that the money is coming from Saudi, but then, as we are now seeing with the Oligarchs in Russia, the wealthiest people on the planet have their fingers in many western pies, and there's a very good chance that a lot of prize money on the PGA Tour and the DP World Tour etc, come from pretty dirty origins.
I agree with the sentiments of the first paragraph and your point about Saudi. But sponsorship of Golf (or Tennis etc) tournaments by companies is far more visible than the sort of dodgy dealing that I believe is/has been involved with Russian corporate manouvering. Public companies, at least in UK, US and other Western countries have far too much to lose by being associated with companies controlled by oligarchs imo. That's not to say that there won't be investment by 'bad' folk/oganisations in those, supposedly clean, companies, just not in order to control/get control of them.By the way, I like the concept, and I like that the PGA tour is being challenged - although I'm dissapointed that they've staged so many events in the USA.
I don't like the fact that the money is coming from Saudi, but then, as we are now seeing with the Oligarchs in Russia, the wealthiest people on the planet have their fingers in many western pies, and there's a very good chance that a lot of prize money on the PGA Tour and the DP World Tour etc, come from pretty dirty origins.