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LIV Golf wants to start furiously this season, and the best opportunity for that will be the tournament in Adelaide. Fans of this sport in Australia are eagerly awaiting the start of the new season, hoping for big things.
What delighted fans of this league, as well as golfers, is that the U.S. Open introduced new rules that allow exemption for the top 5 LIV Golfers on May 19.
One of the participants of this tournament will be Adrian Meronk, a well-known face to fans. Next to him, there is also Patrick Reed who could not hide his emotions.
Although he admits that he expected much more so far, he is happy about these positive steps, hoping that he will have even greater rights and opportunities in the future.
I think it's good; it's definitely a step in the right direction, Reed said, as quoted by Golf Digest.
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I still feel like that number needs to go up a little bit but, hey, the biggest thing is we're all talking and we're moving in the right direction. It's a huge step and positive news. Hopefully we can continue communication, keep on working closer.
Adrian Meronk reacts
Adrian Meronk also reacted to the new changes, believing that this is a step forward. The man who was denied a performance at the Ryder Cup, admitted that he wants to be superior this season, and news like this will certainly give him even more motivation in the rest of the season.
The experienced Pole expects that such things will become commonplace in the future, considering that he wants to watch LIV Golfers at the Majors. It will be a chance for the Saudi-backed Tour players to show that they deserve to be part of the big story.
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It's great news, a good step forward, Meronk said. I know it was only one spot, but it's a good start, and hopefully in the future there'll be more. Its a nice bonus for us, especially for someone who's not qualified for any majors yet.
