After the negotiations between the PIF and the PGA Tour in the White House, with Donald Trump as mediator, some seem convinced that it is only a matter of time when it will be confirmed that a final deal has been reached between all parties.
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Hank Haney, Tiger Woods ex coach, is also closely following the situation, analyzing what could happen.
In a few weeks, The Players will start, a competition that many call the fifth major. However, is there a chance that LIV Golfers will perform there? Although some are open to such a development of the situation, there are also those who oppose it.
The Filter Network podcast was a chance for Haney to share his thoughts on the chances of LIV Golfers playing in this competition. Tiger Woods ex coach emphasizes that LIV Golf has an event in Singapore that weekend, so he does not know what can be expected.
Hank Haney asks the questions
Haney raises various questions, such as: Will LIV executives cancel Singapore so that PGA Tour golfers can compete at The Players Championship? He also believes that they could waive a few players that weekend, and bring in replacements.LIV officials are unpredictable, so Hank isn't sure what might happen.
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Haney stresses that it would be a simple solution, to bring several PGA players who could sign for LIV and enter them in the competition in Singapore.
On the other hand, Koepka, Smith and DeChambeau would go to the PGA Tour tournament.
He feels that it would be a good solution for everyone.
The fans also don't know what to expect, given that the situation is a bit confusing. However, time will best tell what we can expect in this case, but there are indications that the two sides could really reach a final agreement and put an end to everything.
That would probably be the best thing for everyone.
