Cameron Smith opens up on Adam Scott's LIV Golf dilemma
Cameron Smith has opened up on Adam Scott's LIV Golf conundrum after the 49-year-old Australian made the bold claim he wants to win all the majors.
Cameron Smith says he's still not sure what stance Adam Scott is taking over LIV Golf but confirmed he has been "in the middle lane for so long".
Scott - who has got Tiger Woods' legendary caddie Steve Williams back on the bag - has made absolutely no secret about his position over the breakaway tour.
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The former Masters champion does not see Greg Norman's league as "pure evil". He suggested the situation was more complicated than many believed earlier in the year when a host of elite names were discussing whether they would or wouldn't be going.
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Before the Presidents Cup he was asked once again about his future.
Scott told the media:
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Fast forward a few months and Scott remains a PGA Tour player. Earlier in the week he made the bold claim that he is targeting winning all the majors before he retires.
Scott triumphed at the 2013 Masters over the now-disgraced Angel Cabrera in a playoff at Augusta National.
To date it's the only major championship he has ticked off.
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The 49-year-old said he believes he still has all of the tools to compete at the highest level.
Of his lofty target, Scott said:
Smith, 29, who griped about the world ranking points situation before pegging it up at the Australian PGA Championship, was asked once again about Scott's future.
He said:
Leishman's views contrast with that of Scott. Whilst Scott is targeting more majors, Leishman has said that he would be "fine" if were unable to play any more major championships if he were banned because of his decision to join the Saudi-financed tour.
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