PGA Tour veteran Chesson Hadley believes that his loyalty in remaining with the organization over a switch to LIV Golf should result in compensation. After news of their stunning merger broke earlier this week, shockwaves were sent through the golf community and beyond.
Hadley, 35, has spent ten years on the PGA Tour, with one win on his resume at the Puerto Rico Open in 2014. The American held off New Zealand's Danny Lee by two strokes, taking home his first, and only, PGA Tour win.
Despite his reputation as a journeyman on Tour, Hadley thinks that his loyalty to the organization should be taken into consideration - especially after top players like Rory McIlroy have echoed the same reasoning.
