More and more golf stars are choosing the critically acclaimed LIV Tour.
It is also said that Henrik Stenson is on his way there.
Now former President Donald Trump has a call.
– If you don’t take the money now, you’ll regret it, he writes on his own platform Truth Social, according to the Daily Mail.
Many of the world’s top golf stars have chosen to go on the Saudi-funded LIV Tour, where only huge sums are offered to participate.
Earlier this week, information came out about the Swedish superstar, Henrik StensonYou should be about to join.
The entry of the new round into the world of golf has been criticized. Not least several major winners are Rory McIlroy.
– There is no place for a LIV tour. I don’t stand behind what LIV does. If LIV disappears tomorrow, I’ll be very happy, he did previously said.
Donald Trump urges golfers
The uncritical person, however, is former President Donald Trump, who has now entered the debate. He describes the PGA Tour as unfaithful and urges golfers to join the LIV Tour, or else they will regret it when, in his opinion, the “inevitable fusion” comes in the future.
“If you don’t take the money now, you won’t get anything when the merger happens. The only thing you’ll say is how smart those who joined are”He writes on his own platform Truth Media, according to the Daily Mail.
The statement comes in connection with Trump’s golf course hosting the upcoming LIV competition.
He was criticized by the relatives of the victims of September 11
Earlier, the former president was criticized by relatives of the September 11 victims for his participation in the tour, as many of those responsible for the act were Saudis. They wrote in an open letter:
“It is difficult for us to fully express the extreme pain, frustration and anger that this upcoming tournament in Bedminster is causing our community. It is incomprehensible to us that a former president would throw our loved ones aside for personal financial gain.”
Others joining the tour include Bryson DeChambeau, Dustin Johnson, Brooks Koepka, Phil Mickelson and Lee Westwood.