Collin Morikawa with epic reversal before US Open: "That's my answer!"
Collin Morikawa completely flipped the switch during his pre-tournament news conference at the 2023 US Open at Los Angeles Country Club.
Collin Morikawa appeared so fed up with chatter about the PGA Tour's agreement with LIV Golf's backers before the US Open he completely flipped the switch.
Two-time major champion Morikawa is one of the biggest names in the game.
So it is absolutely no surprise golf fans wanted to hear his thoughts about the stunning news that has now been flagged by US lawmakers.
Like a number of PGA Tour stars, Morikawa, 26, has had a few days to process the news. So what does he think?
"Yeah, I don't know anything," Morikawa said firmly. "So I'll talk about my FORE Youth Project that we're doing."
He explained:
Morikawa eventually did succumb to the pressure and offered some thoughts on the partnership.
Patrick Cantlay agreed with Jon Rahm after the Spaniard questioned the PGA Tour's leadership.
| Under fire PGA Tour boss Jay Monahan has stepped away from day-to-day operations after suffering a 'medical issue'. pic.twitter.com/UZcdnuPyMl
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Morikawa said:
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When the #USOpen at LACC was first announced, @collin_morikawa was just a freshman at @CalMensGolf.
But he knew THIS was the championship he wanted to play above all the rest. pic.twitter.com/T7eboAS78p— U.S. Open (USGA) (@usopengolf) June 13, 2023
His comments come as PGA Tour commissioner Jay Monahan confirmed he is going on leave over a 'medical issue'.
We do not know what has happened to the under fire chief executive but high-ranking officials will assume the day-to-day activities.
Elsewhere, Shane Lowry confirmed he urged angry PGA Tour stars to 'chill' when the membership discussed the proposal at last week's tense meeting in Canada.
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