Talor Gooch, one of LIV Golf’s top performers, shared his relaxed perspective on being excluded from the Presidents Cup during a recent appearance on Barstool Sports’ Pardon My Take podcast. When urged by the hosts to voice outrage over the ban, Gooch chose to downplay the situation, calmly responding, “I don’t like causing any chaos.
” Despite his impressive earnings and performance in the LIV Golf series, Gooch made it clear that he was not interested in stirring up controversy over the exclusion, which stems from the event being a PGA Tour competition.
His LIV Golf colleague, Brooks Koepka, joined the conversation with a more optimistic view on the future. Koepka, a five-time major champion, expressed hope that the ongoing division between LIV and the PGA Tour would eventually be resolved. He speculated that in a few years, both tours could collaborate, possibly creating new competitions that would bring together the best players from both sides.
Their remarks reflect a growing sentiment that the current divide in professional golf may eventually give way to a more unified landscape.
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