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Scottie Scheffler asked if he would've had less success had several key players like Bryson and Brooks not left for LIV Golf, "What's the point in me thinking about it, there's absolutely no point to that."

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Byron Lindeque1 year ago

"What's the point in me thinking about it, there's absolutely no point to that." This was said in the middle of two thick slices of context. Quit slinging your sandwich meat around

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bratler1 year ago

Scottie is the biggest fan of LIV Golf. He won $76M last year, no way it's that much if Jay hadn't suspended the LIV guys.

David1 year ago

Imagine using your limited time to ask this question…

Louis1 year ago

Scottie need to stay quiet, unless he wants to turn into the next Rory.

Peter L1 year ago

Oh Scottie. They left and got paid to play on a different tour that’s it at the end of the day. Free market place. You can choose to work for the company you want to. PGAT seem to be bully. Trash good people because they left your work place.

NilpartJ1 year ago

I mean. He’s won 3 majors since LIV started with all of those names playing in each of them….

Mark Boesch1 year ago

That's a stupid question. You play against the competition in the tournament. Plus, he beat their best players at the PGA Championship. It would be like asking Tiger if he would have had the success he had if he had played against Palmer and Nicklaus. You are measured against the competition in your era and those in the same tournaments. A champion's legacy is made in the majors because you play the most challenging courses against the best players in your day.

Golf Fan Renegade1 year ago

It's funny that Scottie actually enjoys the ban. He never blames anyone but LIV players.

Blake1 year ago

It’s not talked about enough. Everyone knows the pga is watered down and that anytime someone wins, there’s a massive asterisk next to it. He wouldn’t have half of his wins if LIV never formed

Stephen Roche1 year ago

Just so Scotty knows, if PGAT players ever considered playing the DPWT events, they’d be able to play these guys more than 4 times a year.

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