Despite Constantly Denying Tiger Woods’ Legacy, LIV Defector Needed the GOAT’s Touch for His Massive $4,000,000 Victory

The recent Twitter post is throwing the claims of LIV Golf into a dumpster. Since the beginning, the LIV Golf players have been saying they don’t need Tiger Woods to make the Saudi-backed circuit a success. They have enough players to get LIV Golf going all the way to great heights. Danny Lee, the team member of Bubba Watson’s Iron Heads GC, wore TW 2020 shoes and hosted the flag of victory at Tucson.

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Some comments like, “In front of dozens of fans!” “Because he can’t get new ones” and “Helluva way to win!!” are proof of Lee becoming a contradiction to the claims. After all, they do need a little help from the former number-one golfer. Lee’s actions have become a hot topic of discussion now. And it might raise some questions about LIV Golf and its claims of not needing Woods. Probably, a touch of the 15-times major champion was required.

Woods would have never become part of the Saudi-backed circuit because he never understood the need. In fact, he was disappointed with golfers and the Tour commissioner. Last year, the 15 times major championship winner said, “Greg has done some things that I don’t think are in the best interest of our game.” He was heartbroken because golfers “turned their back on what has allowed them to get to this position.”

How did the individual winner do at the LIV Golf TUCSON?

Danny Lee won the LIV Golf Tucson and prize money of $4 million on Sunday’s second hole of a four-man playoff. He sank a 25-foot birdie putt from off the 18th green for his first victory in nearly eight years. Lee birdied his final two holes to finish at 2-under 69. However, the LIV Golf pro placed his approach on hole No. 18 on the first extra hole. He came within five feet of squandering a wonderful opportunity to win. He moved it right by pushing it. After winning, he said, “I haven’t won since 2015. I thought winning just not my thing. Today has changed that.”