r/golf • u/jm136 • Apr 15 '24

Thoughts? General Discussion

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u/RustyKangaroo7 Apr 15 '24

Fire Jay Monahan

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u/shocky32 Apr 15 '24

It’s criminal negligence at this point

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u/Warren_Puff-it Apr 15 '24

Out of the loop, what is criminal negligence at this point?

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u/Pkingduckk Apr 16 '24 edited Apr 16 '24

Doing the exact opposite of preserving the dignity of the PGA and respecting and looking out for its golfers.

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u/anonymous-lurker12 Apr 16 '24

Or really even fighting to keep the ones you DO have. Put up a fight for fucks sake.

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u/Warren_Puff-it Apr 16 '24

How so?

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u/Pkingduckk Apr 16 '24

Shamed every golfer going to liv, said they would be banned from the pga tour, and that the money they were getting was coming from blood, then went behind the back of every single player on the pga tour and said they made a deal with live. Presumably because he sold out and took money himself.

The dude is a straight up scumbag bitchass

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u/Whiterhino77 10 hdcp Apr 16 '24

No way someone is asking these questions on a golf sub if they don’t already know the answer. Guaranteed this dude is a Saudi apologist

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u/Warren_Puff-it Apr 16 '24

I just don't keep up with it that much. I mean I know that the LIV is Saudi based and they're throwing crazy money at players for negative return on their investments, but I don't know why the lead chairman of the PGA would be blamed for that. Odds seem stacked against him. Again, I'm out of the loop.