LIV Golf pro: "I really don't care if my family are here or not"
This LIV Golf pro famously tore into his fellow 'rebel' players before the 87th Masters.
Just one reason why PGA Tour players made the leap to LIV Golf was to 'spend more time with their families⟨™⟩'.
Turns out for Harold Varner III, he doesn't really mind whether they are with him or not at LIV Golf events.
Varner is currently in Washington for the seventh event of the breakaway tour's second season after a 'beta-test' year.
The RangeGoats man took the 18-hole lead after with an 8-under 64 which included two eagles.
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He is yet to taste victory on the rival tour but is nonetheless getting close to his maiden win after finishing fourth and T-8 in his last two starts.
Varner was cheered on by his wife and son. Did that have a special effect on him?
He told the media:
Fair enough.
If you don't remember, Varner was the same breakaway tour player who tore into his peers before the 87th Masters.
He told the Washington Post that he tells LIV players all they time they 'aren't growing the game' and are only growing their pockets.
Varner also said going forward it's not enough for the LIV players simply just to turn up at major championships.
They've got to back it up with a performance which is exactly what Brooks Koepka did.
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He said:
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