“We didn’t sign up to play for 72”: Bryson DeChambeau not thrilled by LIV Golf format overhaul
LIV Golf's new 72-hole format has sparked controversy, with star player Bryson DeChambeau admitting he didn't sign up for the longer, more traditional structure. This shift, aimed at gaining world ranking recognition and broader legitimacy, is causing unease among some players who joined LIV for its unique, faster-paced concept. The move risks LIV losing its distinct identity.
LIV Golf's new 72-hole format has sparked controversy, with star player Bryson DeChambeau admitting he didn't sign up for the longer, more traditional structure. This shift, aimed at gaining world ranking recognition and broader legitimacy, is causing unease among some players who joined LIV for its unique, faster-paced concept. The move risks LIV losing its distinct identity.
