Yon Ram (Spain), this year’s major masters champion, expressed his feelings of betrayal toward the management of the PGA Tour.

At the US Open official press conference held at the LA Country Club in Los Angeles, California, USA on the morning of the 14th (Korean time), Ram said, “Many players feel a bit betrayed by the management.” “We want trust, but this time there was no consensus. “he said스포츠토토. “It must have been difficult for the players to wake up and hear such shocking news,” added Lam, who was at home looking after a child at the time of the merger announcement.

Saudi Arabia’s sovereign wealth fund Public Investment Fund (PIF), which supports the PGA Tour, DP World Tour and LIV Golf Invitational, announced a surprise merger on the 6th. The PGA Tour and LIV had formed a hostile relationship, but suddenly changed their attitude and got on the same boat. There were no rumors of a merger at all, which shocked the golf community as well as the players. In particular, PGA players emphasized their disappointment at the lack of communication between management and players, including Commissioner Jay Monahan.

Colin Morikawa (USA) said, “We want to know the reason for the (merger).” Everyone is different,” he complained. The same goes for LIV players. Cameron Smith (Australia), who transferred to LIV after winning the Open last year, said he was tipped off only 10 minutes before the official announcement of the merger.