“They Can Absolutely Keep Us in Court Until We Don’t Have a Golf Club”: PGA Tour Legend Gives a Grave Take on the PGA Tour-LIV Golf Rivalry

PGA Tour legend Lee Trevino recently opened up on his take over the stance on the PGA Tour and the LIV Golf rivalry. He shared that the Saudi-backed series has a lot of funds to dismiss the PGA Tour’s stature if they manage to make some networks. He also mentioned that if the breakaway series manages to make some changes in their system, they might be eligible to earn points from the OWGR. He was afraid that if that happened it would certainly put the PGA Tour in a difficult situation.

In a recent episode of Golf’s Subpar podcast on YouTube, the hosts Drew Stoltz and Colt Knost discussed all things golf with the 84-year-old golf veteran. One of them included his take on the ongoing PGA Tour-LIV Golf rivalry. He said that the breakaway series got a lot of money and can keep the Tour in court until the established golf circuit gets unsettled.

“As far as LIV and what they’ve done, they got a lot of money. They have a ton of money. I don’t know how much money we’ve spent on lawyer fees but they can… they can absolutely keep us in court until we don’t have a golf club. We don’t have a golf ball and… and that’s the whole problem,” Lee Trevino said.