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Rahm sat down with Marty Smith about his LIV decision. I appreciate how he just says it’s to play less golf and make more money. Certainly not what I root for as a competitive golf fan but at least he didn’t try to sell it as anything more than that.
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He also gave a pretty chicken shit answer on the sportswashing question so there’s that

I just can't figure out why no one has a good answer to that one

@MartySmithESPN I don’t buy the less golf argument. Rahm is going to play 14 LIV events + 4 majors. On the PGA Tour he was playing around 20 events/year. It’s essentially the same. Plus he’s now going to be traveling around the world instead of just the U.S.

@MartySmithESPN Tiger will be the last golfer we ever see really challenging records and that’s a sad realization.

@MartySmithESPN The golf is so meaningless, though. Money isn’t everything. Our lives need meaning.

@MartySmithESPN His honesty doesn’t change the fact that he is now overpaid by the Saudis to play exhibition golf. He no longer plays competitive golf.

@MartySmithESPN None of these guys are ever gonna answer about playing for a murderous dictator, are they At least it was a good attempt at the question

@MartySmithESPN Just will never compute for me given he always said he cared most about competition and legacy and not money and now he’s went completely against that. The guy lived for competitive golf. And now he wants to play less? Make it make sense.

@MartySmithESPN At least he’s dropped the whole ‘growing the game’ nonsense - a ludicrous talking point that he was clearly fed by the LIV PR department

@MartySmithESPN were you expected him to say he prefers playing more golf and making less money?

