Bryson DeChambeau Says Golf Fans Are Losing Interest with PGA-LIV Deal Still in Limbo

DeChambeau was just one of several players to speak on the matter, with the likes of Rory McIlroy and Phil Mickelson following suit. The common theme was the absence of a deal to unify professional golf, along with doubt in the game's leadership circles.

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Though I agree with the players and their thoughts on the subject, I find part of this topic rather ironic. The players concerned about the lack of interest in golf are the same ones who caused the division of the game by leaving for the then-upstart LIV Tour. Pot, meet kettle.

But in all seriousness, golf finds itself in an extremely vulnerable state. Both tours have secured funding to help them operate independently, but the problem lies in the returns. Right now, they're not favorable as the numbers are dropping weekly. At what point will the investing parties start to look at the bottom line? A deal between the PGA Tour and LIV Golf must come to fruition, as many feel it's already behind schedule. Still, golf fans continue to sit and continue to wait.