‘We Have a Group Chat Going’: Despite Struggling Performances, Kevin Na Iterates Why Their LIV Squad Has ‘Best Chemistry Teams’

The LIV Golf Series has upended the golf spectrum for fans and players alike. While it cost a crucial divide in the golf world, the league brought about some major inclusions unheard of in the sport.

Among them is the mainstream introduction of team golf, which has found backers from many quarters within the golf community. It has also become a relishing aspect for LIV golfers, especially for Kevin Na and his Iron Heads compatriots.

Kevin Na asserts the importance of chemistry within the LIV squad

With the second season of the LIV Golf Series well underway, the Iron Heads GC has found it challenging to get going. The team currently sits in ninth place, with a solitary top-5 finish for the season.

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However, while things might look bleak on the outside, the team is reportedly sharing a good time. The team captain, 39-year-old Na, recently made the revelation, where he revealed that his team would rank at the top for squad chemistry.

“We’re like a family. We go out to dinners, we travel together,” he claimed. Furthermore, Na revealed how the absence of collegiate golf voided him of team golf early in his career. “It’s golf… it’s such an individual sport, and I didn’t go to college. I didn’t play college golf… to be a part of a team, it’s so much fun and we have, what I say, one of the best chemistry teams out there and we love practice rounds, we love dinners, we love giving each other, we have a group chat going and we’re really enjoying it,” he said.

Which players make up Kevin Na’s Iron Heads team?

The cheerful squad of Na’s includes golfers Sihwan Kim, Danny Lee, and Scott Vincent. It’s a multicultural squad that has individual wins across international tours, with the captain leading the limelight.

Yet, the strong bonding outside the course hasn’t resulted in success on the field. Their best finish thus far has been third, which transpired at the behest of a strong overall show at the LIV Tucson event.

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