‘A Match Made In Hell’: Former POTUS Donald Trump’s Involvement In 2023 LIV Golf Opens the Door To Assorted Reactions From The Golf World
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LIV Golf has had many individuals advocate for them in their battle against the PGA Tour. Among those, one of the most outspoken is the former POTUS, Donald Trump. The ex-President’s closeness with the Tour and its executives has been quite noticeable from the beginning. But recently a revelation about Trump’s involvement in the LIV 2023 season came to light, leaving the golf world unsure of how to feel about it.
Trump shares a close bond with LIV Golf CEO, Greg Norman too. He has been quite open about his support towards the breakaway series and in its inaugural season too played a big role in its functioning. This season sees him even more involved with them.
Golf world reacts to Donald Trump and LIV Golf partnership in 2023
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LIV Golf recently announced its 2023 schedule. Trump is also heavily involved in the season, according to sportswriters, Alan Shipnuck and Kyle Porter. Three Trump courses on the just-announced 2023 LIV Golf schedule,” Alan tweeted.
Three Trump courses on the just-announced 2023 LIV Golf schedule.
— Alan Shipnuck (@AlanShipnuck) January 23, 2023
LIV Golf 2023 schedule.
Mayakoba
Tucson
Orlando
Australia
Singapore
Oklahoma
DC (Trump)
Valderrama
Centurion
Greenbrier
Bedminster (Trump)
Rich Harvest Farms
Doral (Trump)
Jeddah— Kyle Porter (@KylePorterCBS) January 23, 2023
The Trump golf courses will host the events in DC, Bedminster, and Doral. The business tycoon last year hosted two of the eight LIV events, including the finale.
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The golf world didn’t know what to feel about the news. The only emotion shared by all was that they were unsurprised. “Just rename it the Trump tour,” commented one fan. And another wrote, “I’m surprised there weren’t more.”
Just rename it the Trump tour
— nolsen79 (@nolsen79) January 23, 2023
I'm surprised there weren't more.
— Golfblogger.Com (@golfbloggercom) January 24, 2023
Nice. He owns great golf courses.
— Malcolm Muise (@MalcM44) January 23, 2023
The PGA Tour Loyalists also chimed in, stating that the Saudi-backed league and Trump were “perfect for each other.” One fan wrote, “Trump and LIV are a match made in hell.”
they are perfect for each other
— Jody Gordon (@jodygordon) January 23, 2023
Trump and LIV are a match made in hell
— Douglas Kindlon (@kindlon_douglas) January 23, 2023
Well, isn’t that special. The former guy has always been tight with the Saudis, so it makes sense.
— John Haynes (@jghaynes) January 23, 2023
Some fans just didn’t care about the news. They furiously lashed out, saying the writers could “do better” and that they didn’t care “who the owner is of a golf course for a tournament.”
There is a shock!!! Come Alan you can do better than this BS reporting. We have been watching Trump for over 50 years. Nothing has changed
— TheGuru (@TheGuru825) January 23, 2023
Who fucking cares who the owner is of a golf course for a tournament?
— Deric Darko (@dericDarko) January 24, 2023
Are you not surprised either, with the former President being part of the new season of the breakaway league?
Details of the Saudi-backed series’ 2023 season
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As per their recently released schedule, LIV’s new season begins late in February at the El Camaleon Golf Club in Mayakoba, Mexico. 11 of its 14 events clash with PGA Tour events taking place on the same dates. Every month has only a maximum of two events to be played.
The final event takes place in the first week of November. The players will head to the league’s home country, Saudi Arabia, where Royal Greens & Country Club in Jeddah will host the team championship. Thanks to LIV’s recently signed broadcasting deal with CW, the fans will be able to watch all 14 events on their network.
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What do you think of their schedule and of Trumps involvement? Let us know in the comments below.
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Edited by:
Manaal Siddiqui
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