I watch in amusement as the PGA and LIV go at it.
I find it hypocritical that any golfer would back the corporation
before he would back his fellow players and friends.
Maybe, since he didn’t grow up here, he wouldn’t know
that corporations stopped caring about their employees decades ago.
But, wait a minute; golfers are NOT employees.
These emotional decisions can easily be the demise of the PGA Tour.
Golf isn’t going to disappear, but companies come and go.
Change is good, and competition usually makes all involved better.
So we shall sit back and watch who will win the battle of money versus ego.
The golf landscape will change; the victor will inevitably decide who receives the benefits of the changes.
That is the normal evolution of business in the United States of America.
When someone sees a weakness in a business model or product, they can improve it. Progress, what a concept. Horse and buggy to automobiles, beepers to iPhones. Got to love it.
Obviously could care less about either tour at this point.
Neither of them is putting money in my pocket.
Ironically I hold the card for their success in the long run.
As the inventor of Lever Golf, I will be supplying the talent that any tour will need to succeed.
People want to see the best golfers in the world.
Lever golf is the best and only repeatable golf swing in the world.
Before you know what hit you, Lever golfers will be the ones you watch, hitting amazing shots with unmatched consistency.
Lever Golf will be a whole new and exciting brand of golf.
When the dust settles, Lever Golf will rise to the top.
I am sure I am not the only person that sees the writing on the wall.
The next batch of golfers to head over to LIV golf will determine
how seriously we should take LIV Golf.
I went on record in the mid-seventies when a local newspaper
wrote a story about me becoming a skateboard champion. I said
that skateboarding would be an Olympic sport one day.
Forty years later, that bold statement came to fruition in 2020
at the Olympic Games in Tokyo, Japan.
I am going on record now saying that LIV golf will be the demise
of the PGA tour.
I question if that is the real story. Maybe the story should be about
the arrogance of the PGA tour and how they feel it is alright to pay
athletes like subcontractors yet bully them as if they are employees.
I thought that, as a society, we no longer accept bullying. I guess that
does not apply to large corporations.
As this battle continues between the PGA and LIV, golfers will be better off paying more attention to what is happening with Lever Golf.
I don’t see this as a forty-year project. Once people hear about Lever Golf, they are interested. Once they begin Lever Golf, they are hooked.
I am sure LIV Golf had a discussion with the PGA tour and received the arogant attitude you might expect.
Now they find themselves in a predicament that will be almost impossible to fix.
I had the same type of conversation with the PGA of America
with the same kind of response.
Time will tell, but Lever Golf is not going away.
Remember: If you are not doing Lever Golf, you will get beat by someone who is.