Bryson Dechambeau is preparing for this week’s Liv event in Hong Kong.
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As Golf Pro for men Slowly crawls toward the reunionRumors continue to swing for the future of some Livi players who may seek to dance ships from The Brecaway League.
Masters Fred Masters Said couples said he believes Brooks Koepka is looking to turn in PGA Tour, which led to a jam by Phil Mickelson.
Bryson Dechambeau has also been the source of online speculation, with the latest rumors suggesting that he is seeking to return to PGA Tour after the expiration of his contract – reportedly in 2026 – and that he rejected a proposal for a new contract.
US Open’s double sample was asked about these rumors Wednesday before Liv Hong Kong. Crushers GC captain claims he is not going anywhere.
“No, I’m very excited about the future of Liv Golf,” Dechambeau said. “I am very excited to be Crushers ‘captain and continue our heritage that we are starting to create. This is my goal, to create this lasting heritage, where we influence the lives of millions and millions of players’ games all over the world. This must tell you everything you need to know.”
Partnership talks between PGA Tour and Saudi Arabic Public Investment Fund are ongoing, but many obstacles remain Before they can meet the deal and unify the game.
One of the most visible points of climbing Is it PGA Tour’s desire to have all the best players play on a tour under their umbrella. Liv Golf, meanwhile, has been convinced that he plans to refrain and continue to operate even if there is an agreement.
Dechambeau was asked where he sees Liv Golfin “in six years”. His response spoke volumes with respect to the division between the two parties.
“I continue to see Liv Golf growing,” Dechambeau said. “It will grow at an exponental pace for the years ahead, and we’re not going anywhere.”
Regarding the state of his game, Dechambeau has already done important preparatory work before the first majority of the year, including a January 6th round in Augusta National.
Dechambeau completed the T-6 in Masters last year and is confident in the state of his game while the big season arrives.
“I’m ready. I feel like I’m ready, at least, ”Dechambeau said. “I’ve made some switches with the golf ball, and this week, we’re trying it out. It’s been very strong so far, so we’ll see how it works.
“But I’m just comfortable. I’m excited is really what falls down. However, the cards play, they will play, but I’m really excited this year. “
Liv Golf will play in Hong Kong and then travel to Singapore next week. The county will take a few weeks rest before turning to play in Trump National Doral In Miami the week for masters.
