Patrick Cantlay loses two MAJOR sponsors as he reveals LIV Golf theory
PGA Tour pro Patrick Cantlay has confirmed he is no longer representing Hugo Boss as he once again shut down LIV Golf rumours.
Patrick Cantlay has confirmed he has parted ways with Titleist and Hugo Boss as he once again shut down LIV Golf rumours.
Speaking ahead of the first "elevated" event of the PGA Tour at the Sentry Tournament of Champions, the 30-year-old confirmed the loss of two major sponsors.
Cantlay turned up in Kapalua without any Titleist logos visible and was reportedly using an all-black tour bag.
Titleist declined to comment when approached by GolfMagic.
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"Yeah, no more Hugo Boss," said Cantlay to the media when asked about it as he confirmed he is "in the market".
It is understood Cantlay will still be using the Titleist Pro V1x golf ball. Journalists in Hawaii have reported he has been testing different driver heads.
Cantlay was the source of constant LIV Golf rumours last year. He and Xander Schauffele were rumoured to both be joining the breakaway tour but have so far remained PGA Tour members.
Cantlay has a theory:
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Cantlay added:
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Cantlay said he think it is "interesting" how much LIV Golf has changed the landscape of the game.
He continued:
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