What has become apparent in the hours since LIV Golf and the PGA Tour agreed to merge is that not everyone is a winner.
Despite commissioner Jay Monahan proclaiming Tuesday, 6 June, as a "historic day for the game" and the end of "two years of disruption and distraction" for golf, not many of his members seem to agree. Monahan is all set for a spot on the board of directors of the new joint venture as chief executive, plus a place on the executive committee.
However, he is under intense pressure from players about his PGA future. Whether he remains a winner or becomes a loser will become apparent in the weeks and months to come.
