You're missing the point... since KP, it's not only been the top players that have been going, it's the next level and rising stars that are going too; and it is something that has sharply accelerated in the last couple of years with 10 PGAT cards on offer.
Strongly disagree and others have said the same. It is only recently the PGA cards have sucked the very top players (Aberg, Fleetwood etc) but most are still playing the main events, including the PGA, desert swing and other events around Open time so they haven't fully left the DP at all and still need to meet RC qualification criteria. If you think Monty was the last one I'd suggest you are out of touch. Much later than that. Don't forget McIlroy was a loyal DP for a good few years whrn he turned pro before basing himself in the US
The European Tour should have come to a deal with LIV instead.
Huge mistake though and it shows.
You're rewriting history again.
So again what is it that they do differently to stop it being a feeder tour
Looking forwards to seeing some absolute Bombs being hit out in Mexico this week
Could you actually stand there and tell the difference between someone hitting it 320 or 360 though?I think they're just highlighting the implications of the thinner air and the effect that will have on distance.
Personally, I love watching golfers of any level crunch one - it's one of the most rewarding and stimulating aspects of the game.
So definitely not the 1990's then
Do people actually care. Most courses are bomb and pitch so all the skill and shot making has gone from the game
Very few LIV courses can't be bullied either so unfair to lay it all at the PGAT door. It is one of the things about the DP tour in that there are often different types of courses where keeping on the short stuff become more of a premium.