Bryson DeChambeau reacts to LIV Golf- PGA Tour merge

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The PGA Tour-LIV Golf merger has caused many reactions. In the wake of the news that appeared yesterday, there was a lot of attention paid to it. However, the most interesting part is the reaction of the golfers. As a matter of fact, many of them did not even know this would happen.

Learning this news also came as a surprise to them. During an interview with CNN, Bryson DeChambeau commented on the merger and said that it would benefit all of us much more than anyone could have imagined. "I think this is the best thing that could ever happen to the game of golf," -DeChambeau said, as quoted by yahoo.sports "The fans are going to get what they want, the players are going to experience something a little different, a little new, but I truly believe the game of golf wins.

Whether that's true or not, it's indisputable that LIV and the PIF now have juice and power that they didn't have on Monday, and DeChambeau is most definitely a beneficiary of that."

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Kaitlan Collins had an interesting question for DeChambeau; "They’re accused of financing terrorism," Collins said.

"They’re also accused of killing Washington Post reporter Jamal Khashoggi. How do you feel knowing that is where the money is backed by?" According to Bryson DeChambeau, such a topic is not something he would be interested in becoming involved in.

Being a golfer and athlete, he emphasized the importance of sports progressing as time goes by. The hopes of Bryson are that in the future, things will be even better in the world of golf. He emphasized that everyone makes a mistake, but it is worthwhile to learn from it.

“I mean look, it’s unfortunate what has happened but that is not something I can necessarily speak on because I’m a golfer. What I can say is that, what they’re trying to do, what they're trying to work on is be better allies, because we are allies with them.

I’m not going to get into the politics of it, I’m not specialized in it. But what I can say is they’re trying to do good for the world and showcase themselves in a light that hasn’t been seen in a while. Nobody is perfect but we’re all trying to improve in life."