Bryson DeChambeau believes that families affected by the 9/11 terrorist attacks should look towards forgiveness to make the world a better place.
During a television interview on Tuesday, the rebellious golfer added that LIV Golf is trying to accomplish positivity and peace after a merger between the PGA Tour and LIV shook the community. DeChambeau was one of the first A-list names from the PGA to join LIV in 2022, signing a $125 million (£99.48m) deal.
LIV Golf has been controversial since forming as an opposition organization in direct competition with the PGA Tour. The Saudi-backed league, which began competition one year ago, has also raised questions over the ethics of its funding.