Tiger Woods' arch-rival urges LIV to buy PGA Tour Champions
Chris DiMarco has urged the LIV Golf League to buy the PGA Tour Champions so they can play for some "real money."
Three-time PGA Tour winner Chris DiMarco has urged the LIV Golf League to purchase the PGA Tour Champions and confessed he wants to play for some "real money."
Speaking to the Golf's Subpar podcast, DiMarco was immediately questioned about the breakaway league and admitted that if it had existed when he was at the peak of his powers, he wouldn't have hesitated to ditch the PGA Tour.
DiMarco, 55, was once the sixth-best player in the world and finished second in two majors, the 2005 Masters and the 2006 Open.
On both occasions, Tiger Woods pipped him to first place.
DiMarco now plays on the PGA Tour Champions circuit, and despite not having won a tournament on the Tour, he has accumulated over $1m in prize money.
Regardless of the amount of cash he has amassed, DiMarco would welcome a cash injection from the endlessly wealthy LIV Golf League.
Speaking to Colt Knost and Drew Stoltz, he said:
Watch the full interview below
With LIV clearly on the mind, Knost and Stoltz continued to question DiMarco about the controversial league, and he gave a refreshingly honest evaluation of the current state of the men's game.
He added:
DiMarco also joined a long list of players to criticise Jay Monahan and, in particular, how he handled the announcement of a proposed framework deal with the Public Investment Fund of Saudi Arabia.
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