‘USGA Gives No F**ks’: Golf World Reacts to Reignited Kevin Na, Grayson Murray Feud

It is not a secret that the American professional golfers, Grayson Murray and Kevin Na are not best friends. In fact, they often engage in online feuds, increasing the spiciness in the golf world. Although Murray has recently apologized to the latter, the golfer’s new post reveals that he is not done with their online interactions.

The U.S. Open Championship begins on June 16, Thursday. And Murray and Na are part of the Country Club field, the host of the third major competition.

Interestingly, the two golfers have their lockers adjacent to each other this week since Na comes after Murray among the players if sorted in alphabetical order. Grayson Murray shared the photo of their lockers on Twitter.

Notably, it was the first time Murray mentioned Na in his tweet after he apologized to the 5-time PGA Tour winner. The apology made was for making a comment on his jump to the LIV Golf.

Na was one of the 17 players who went against the PGA Tour to play in the LIV Golf Invitational Series. He is also one of the 10, including Dustin Johnson, to resign from the Tour before playing the LIV event. Notably, PGA Tour suspended all of them from playing in any of its sanctioned Tours, including the Korn Ferry Tour. However, since the majors don’t come under the PGA, they can play in it if they are eligible.

Has the golf world lost interest in the online feud between Kevin Na and Grayson Murray? 

If you are a golf fan, you would know that the rivalry between Na and Murray dates back to January of this year. Murray started the feud when he commented on Na’s slow play at the 2022 Sony Open Championship. 

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“u missing the cut is getting old!” Na fired back to Murray. Notably, the 28-year-old missed the cut in most tournaments he attended in the 2020-21 season. The duo went back and forth against each other until the 38-year-old backed off from it. 

Since the golfers have been in a feud for some time, some golf fans have lost interest in it. However, some still took an interest in the feuds.

They even figured that the USGA put them together because of their rivalry, until others pointed out it was because of the alphabetical sorting.

Do you think the USGA put them together to make things interesting or just because of the alphabetical order? Let us know in the comments section below!

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