Collin Morikawa fired a dig at golf media members and the controversial LIV Golf Invitational Series amid the news that Brooks Koepka has become the latest PGA Tour star to defect to the Saudi-backed event.
Four-time major winner Koepka is set to be the latest high-profile player to join the lucrative LIV Golf series. The 32-year-old is expected to play in the second 54-hole 48-man tournament in Portland next month, which has a prize fund of £20 million.
The former World No. 1, whose brother Chase joined LIV Golf before it began and played in the opening event at The Centurion Club in St Albans earlier this month, will be suspended by the PGA Tour as a result. Morikawa took to social media to reveal his intentions to stay on the PGA Tour while also firing a shot at media members suggesting the American could join those in joining the controversial series.
