‘Frustrated With What Happend’: Tiger Woods Ends Deafening Silence and Slams Greg Norman’s Madness

The world of golf has been in a continuous state of flux for quite some time now. What initially started as uncertainties surrounding the rivalry between the PGA Tour and LIV Golf has now converted into uncertainties regarding the future of their pending merger. Amidst all these major changes, the golf world has desperately been waiting to get more of Tiger Woods’ input on the matter. Interestingly, golf sensation Tiger Woods has been actively involved in the matter of the future of golf despite being on a professional hiatus.

Tiger Woods finally speaks up on the burning merger question 

The fifteen-time major winner is not a stranger to spreading his magic at the Hero World Challenge. In fact, the legendary golfer has won the famous challenge five times before. 

This event is close to Woods’ heart for more than one reason. Not only is it being held at the Albany Golf Course he designed, but he is also the tournament host for the said event. Therefore, it makes sense that he made this highly anticipated clarification at a press conference being held shortly before its onset regarding the future of the golf world.

The golfer spoke about how shocking the whole merger news was for him and said, “It was just thrown out there, we were frustrated with what happened.”

Woods spoke on the matter of a possible merger between the PGA Tour and LIV Golf. He was asked how optimistic he felt about the agreement coming together before the deadline. He said, “We’re aggressively working on trying to get a deal done. And we’re all trying to make sure that the process is better…As long as getting the deal, we’ll make sure it’s done the right way.” 

He was also asked what changes could be made according to him. To this, he added, “Yeah, well, as long as the player has input, and we’re able to make faster decisions. And the Board recognizes that and I think that is one of the one of the key things that the players, all the pirate directors have really focused on. And I think the entire board has been very accepting of that and we would like to make the process faster.”

It is common knowledge that Tiger Woods has been actively involved with the PGA Tour policy board over the last few months. Woods is the sixth player director of the PGA Tour policy board. Therefore, his recent inputs are important in determining the future of the golf world. What do you think about the future of Tiger Woods and the golf world? Share your views in the comments section below.