The golf world has been going through multiple rounds of changes in the last couple of years. The golf world scenario completely changed with the introduction of LIV Golf in 2022. Ever since the game of golf has been grappling with the rifts caused by these rival leagues, the newfound news of a possible merger, and the delay on the same.
Amidst this long list of changes, the DP World Tour might also bring about an unexpected change. This news comes after the remarkable performance of Andy Sullivan at the Belfry Golf Course. Let’s dive in!
Will the DP World Tour announce a new event format?
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The famous DP World Tour sensation, Pablo Larrazabal, has come up with an interesting new idea for what some have called a bizarre event format. This idea originated in his consciousness after Andy Sullivan’s interesting performance.
Sullivan deployed only his five-iron and scored 78 in one round. His wonderful round under 80 with only one club grabbed the attention of the entirety of the golf world. This gave Larrazabal the idea to suggest a new DP World Tour event where the players involved could only carry four clubs.
In his words, “What about a DP World Tour tournament that you can only carry four clubs? Good for caddies, great for TV entertainment and innovation… sponsors will be super happy.”
Could a new type of event be on its way to the DP World Tour? 🤔
Several players are calling for it…
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— bunkered (@BunkeredOnline) November 6, 2023
While the DP World Tour has not given an official confirmation of any such event so far, this burning idea has found the support of many of his tour mates. Only time will tell if the DPN World Tour will add this interesting new format to its roster or not. Meanwhile, the PGA Tour is set to launch the TGL Golf League this coming January. However, uncertainty surrounds the rest of the golf world.
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What’s new for the PGA Tour-LIV Golf merger?
As the days pass by on our calendars, the deadline set for the finalization of the PGA Tour-LIV Golf merger seems to be coming closer. However, even though the deadline is catching up to the major golf leagues, there has been no update on the matter so far.
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In this atmosphere of hazy uncertainty, it remains unclear whether the PGA Tour-LIV Golf merger will take a new turn or not. Meanwhile, suggestions for new changes engulf the golf world. What do you think about Pablo’s pathbreaking idea? Share your views in the comments section below.
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