Bitterness and concern surface after ceremonial opening tee shots at the Masters, as golfing greats express their dissatisfaction with the state of the sport and call for loyalty to be rewarded.
Loss of confidence in Saint Mary's leadership | SaltWireAUGUSTA, Georgia - After largely managing to keep a lid on any lingering friction from the PGA Tour and LIV Golf drama during Masters week, bitterness and concern surfaced on Thursday following the ceremonial opening tee shots .
American Nicklaus, 84, owner of a record six Green Jackets, said the only solution was to have the best back playing against each other. "It's a big problem because they paid all these guys to join the LIV Tour. Fortunes, I mean, beyond one's comprehension. A deal between Saudi-backed LIV Golf and the PGA Tour was expected to be announced before the Masters but has yet to materialise.
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