LIV Golf has undoubtedly taken the sporting world by storm. From its inception in 2021 to the current situation where even Jon Rahm, one of the top golfers in the world, is speculated to join it amidst the uncertain merger, the sport has undergone a tremendous change. And Paige Spiranac, the top influencer in the game, shares the same sentiment.

However, was it for the better or for the worse? Although only time will tell us the result of the same, that does not make the whole process any less frightening. And the American beauty had much to say regarding the recent happenings, dubbing it nothing short of concerning and “scary”!

The current situation of golf as per Paige Spiranac

The golf world saw a shock when the LIV Golf-PGA Tour merger was announced. And the diva herself had a lot to say regarding the recent occurrences in the sport, especially regarding the uncertainty surrounding the deal along with the speculations surrounding the Spanish golfer jumping ships.

In one of her podcasts, Playing a Round with Paige, the 30-year-old pointed out how “it’s a very scary time within professional golf.” However, she was quick to express her surprise at how well the “community is handling” all the changes, including the rumors about the Spaniard. Moreover, the ex-pro also alluded to the mysteries surrounding the $3 billion alliance and its approaching deadline in December while dubbing the whole situation in the golf world, including its players, as “pure chaos.”

Continuing on with her episode, the glam queen recalled how before LIV Golf, the most talked-about problems were about something else. Adding on, she recounted how the “biggest issue within golf was playing music on the golf course” while also getting “riled up about joggers and hoodies during tournaments.” However, the 2022 Maxim Sexiest Woman made sure to point out what the community is witnessing right now: “professional golf crumbling right before our eyes.”

Although the golf queen talks about the changes that the sport is facing, progress is being made, albeit slowly. Regardless, not much was revealed about the merger last week, despite the deal being one of the key points of the PGA Tour at the moment.

The battle for golf’s future

Jay Monahan, in a New York Times DealBook Summit a while back, revealed his plans to talk with Yasir Al-Rumayyan, the governor of the Public Investment Fund. What’s more, he divulged how the merger remains one of his key targets, all the while expressing his determination to complete the same by the expected deadline.

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Although the official mentioned how many parties are interested in investing, not much has been disclosed about the same. Nevertheless, he has promised that the end product of the talks for the agreement would provide a better situation for the players, who can inevitably own their sport.

Well, the golf queen sure is right when she says, “Everything is changing.” With the undisclosed talks surrounding the alliance coupled with the speculations of Rahm jumping ships, one can’t help but agree with the Spiranac!

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