After Jon Rahm Was Accused of Faking LIV Golf Loyalty, Bryson DeChambeau Faces Similar Scrutiny Over Cryptic Remarks

Bryson DeChambeau, one of the early stars to join LIV Golf, has recently expressed a desire for a united front between the PGA Tour and the Saudi-backed league. In a candid statement, DeChambeau said that if he were the commissioner of LIV Golf, his first move would be to call the PGA Tour and arrange a meeting to bridge the divide between the two tours.

🚨🤝⛳️ #NEW: Bryson DeChambeau reveals what he would do if he was commissioner of LIV Golf: “Wow, good question. I think I would pick up the phone and call the PGA Tour and say, “We need to have a meeting and get this thing worked out now.” (Via @GOLF_com exclusive) pic.twitter.com/P7JK9V9wqw

— NUCLR GOLF (@NUCLRGOLF) August 23, 2024

DeChambeau’s comments have fueled speculation that he, like many others, might be questioning the decision to switch to LIV Golf. Despite the lucrative contracts and prize money, fans believe the breakaway league’s limited schedule and different format may be losing its appeal. Some have even suggested that the star’s words “reek of regret,” as they hint at a longing for the more traditional and frequent competition offered by the PGA Tour.

With the ongoing debate over the future of golf, DeChambeau’s plea for unity has added a new layer of intrigue to the ongoing rivalry between the two tours.