Well, hello everybody. It is an open forum Wednesday. We got the NBA draft tomorrow. We have an opportunity to talk about whatever you want today on the show.

Hope you were having a very good day and I got to tell you this story that is going on in the world of golf gets more

interesting by the day. All right Brooks Kepka as we talked about yesterday the

latest golfer to leave the PGA tour for the lived tour.

The commissioner of the PGA tour is Jay Monaghan and he is not holding back.

All right?

He said this yesterday.

As I also said to the players Tuesday,

let me be clear.

I am not naive. If this is an arms race and at the only weapons here are dollar

bills, the PGA tour can't compete.

The PGA Tour, an American institution, can't compete with a foreign monarchy that is spending

billions of dollars in attempt to buy the game of golf.

We welcome good healthy competition.

The Live Saudi Golf League is not that.

It's an irrational threat, one not concerned with the return on investment or true growth of the game.

Well, currently no one organization owns or dominates the game of golf.

Instead, the various entities, be it Augusta National or the USGA or the LPGA or the PGA tour or PGA of America, work together

to meet our own respective priorities, but with the best interest of the game overall at heart.

He went on and said this, but when someone attempts to buy the sport,

dismantle the institutions that are intrinsically

invested in its growth and focus only on a personal priority,

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