For the 37-year pro Hudson SwafordLeaving PGA Tour to join Liv Golf was not a decision he made easily. Former Bulldog Georgia won three times in PGA Tour between 2017 and 2022.
“It was definitely a difficult decision,” Swafford said This week’s episode of subpar. “I was intrigued by her.”
The inclusion of a shorter game program and the team’s golf was attractive to Swapford, and he threw his options as he took time for the birth of his second child during the winter and spring of 2022. After trying with the pain when he returned to the PGA Tour in 2022 Byron Nelson and 2022 PGA Championship, Swofford said he began to think more seriously about Liv.
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“They were giving a bunch of money. It was very attractive. I have never had anything guaranteed in my life,” Swafford said COLT COLT KNOST AND DREW POLTZ. “The decision was not easy. I knew I would get heat to do it. I didn’t know how much heat I would actually get. It was definitely some difficult times for sure.”
Unfortunately for Swaffford, his hip injury ended, disrupting his play career, and he lost all the 2023 Liv Golf season after conducting surgery. Last year, after competing as a wild card, Swaford moved from Liv Golf. He is currently working on real estate while Between a PGA Tour suspensionwhich he says will end in 2027.
With a PGA Tour/Liv agreement that remained elusive at this point, Knost and Stoltz wanted to know: how would he deal with the stars of Swaffford like Jon Rahm, Brooks Koepka and Bryson Dechambeau if they wanted to return to PGA Tour when their Liv contracts are up?
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“Man, I don’t know. That’s a good question,” Swafford said. “You have to look at it on this side: all these guys tour they took equality in the tournament, or not? How would you not want Bryson and Brooks and Dustin’s likes and Jon Rahm, Joaquin Niemann, all these good players to return?
“This will increase your value, right?” He went on. “Like, your tour will get better with them returning, but will you really climb your nose and be like, we don’t need them because of a decision they made? I don’t know.”
For more from Swafford, including additional discussions on Liv and PGA Tour, check out the full episode of the subpar below.
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