Cameron Smith reveals his "s*** show" concern before $100m LIV Golf switch

Cameron Smith has revealed one of his primary concerns before joining the LIV Golf League was the shotgun start. 

So much so, Smith still describes it as "a bit of a s*** show" but now he believes the concept "works so well". 

Smith has been speaking to the Straight Down The Middle'ish podcast where he chatted about a number of topics. 

Those being his his rookie season, winning the Players, his big money move to LIV Golf and why he believes he will absolutely win the Masters.   

Spoiler: Smith believes he has the "big balls" that are required to tame Augusta National.

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He told the podcast: 

What about the shotgun starts? 

Smith told the pod: 

Smith also appeared confident that he'll win a green jacket. 

He was in contention at the 86th Masters but Scottie Scheffler cruised to victory on the final day despite an hilarious four-putt at the 72nd hole. 

Smith came undone at the par-3 12th when his tee shot found Rae's Creek. He mis-hit his third then two-putted for a devasting triple bogey. 

He had just closed the lead to three strokes when disaster struck. Still, Smith believes he has the perfect game for Augusta. 

LIV Golf players were handed a boost last December when chairman Fred Ridley confirmed they wouldn't be banned from the major. 

Smith told the podcast: 

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Does he think he'll win a green jacket? 

He continued: 

Listen to the full episode here. 

Smith will be back in action shortly in the LIV Golf League. He's changed the team name of his all-Australian side from Punch GC to Ripper GC. 

Another team captain, Bubba Watson, has changed the name of his side to RangeGoats. 

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