***2022 PGA Tour Thread***
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Doubt they go with a lifetime ban. My guess the PGA would face some lawsuits if they restrict a players ability to earn. I think most events still have weekly qualifying events.
Poulter & Westwood are a couple years from joining the Champions (aka Over 50) Tour. For guys like Na & Dechambeau, the PGA would probably make them requalify through the Korn Ferry Tour to be full-time members.
Edit- I would expect USGA and R&A events might be more open to allowing them to play.
Didn't Bryson just say a few weeks ago that he was sticking with the PGA Tour? If he is leaving for the Saudi league he looks like a huge liar on top of everything else.
For being such a smart guy, Bryson sure is stupid.
I wonder if this is an indication that Bryson knows his body can’t hold up anymore and compete against the best players in the world on the PGA Tour, so why not go make a bunch of money playing against washed up guys like Westwood, Poulter, and Bubba?
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Even though he didn't get it, that's an area that impresses me most about the pros. They can have some huge trouble and still find a way to make par.
Someone on Twitter mentioned it isn't so much who is going as it is the fact people are going. I'd imagine watching Bubba Watson take home a 4 million dollar payday will be enough for better players to reconsider their stance. It will also allow them the ability to challenge the lifetime PGA ban in court.
Bad break for Cantlay being buried in the sand, but Jordan had a pretty bad break with the sand earlier.
I've said it all along, if they can get Robert Garrigus they've got a chance to succeed.
Related question: Who is Robert Garrigus?
Nondescript tour pro playing events with a past winner exemption from 2012.
The kind of guy who should go running to this thing.
