The news of the PGA Tour and LIV Golf’s merger has frankly sent a wave of shock among many people. With the U.S. Open scheduled for next week and heated words getting exchanged every other day by one party on another, fans couldn’t have fathomed even in their wildest dream that a regular Tuesday will bring them such shocking news.

Weird, shocking, unexpected, call it what you want but the new merger is happening and bringing with itself a basketful of changes. But it has left the fans perplexed who are taking to Twitter to express their emotions regarding it.

Twitter is flooded with memes after LIV golf and PGA Tour merger

After the Tours made the fans choose back and forth in the last two years it is now the fan’s turn to pull the legs of the Tours and have a merry party at their expense. Apparently, Twitter has broken into a meme fest after the news. Let’s take a look at some of the best:

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One guy shared the shocked state of mind of the PGA Tour players:

Another shared how happy LIV Players will be now that they can come back to their previous Tour:

This guy gave us a recap of the tour’s fight and makeup:

Money is the real honey:

Fans are assuming an environment of celebrations at the PGA Club:

Meanwhile, some were worried about how the players would operate now?

This guy expressed the pain of those players who refused LIV’S offer the first time:

Looks like the PGA Tour Players may have to learn a new language after the merger:

Even Jay Monahan couldn’t escape the attack of fans:

Meanwhile, some fans were very upset:

The merger has left some fans very upset and hurt

The internet is in a state of uproar after this shocking news. But there are a certain set of people who are very upset with this new collaboration. Fans who see this merger in the light of monetary benefits for PGA Tour, are left feeling hurt and betrayed as they refuse to place their trust in the Saudi investors. There is a issue of trust from their side because of their image regarding humanitarian rights issues. PGA Tour’s current commissioner Jay Monahan, who had earlier expressed his disinterest in settling the fued and was not onboard with it, is the current spokesperson of this change from PGA’s side. He is beimg accused by fans of selling his players for money.

Now the coming days will definitely ascertain how things will unfold after the players of both sides come together.

What is your take on the merger? Let us know in the comments down below.

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