The Round Table Special Edition: LIV Golf – PGA Tour merger
Following the proposed merger we asked the Round Table for their thoughts on the announcement, Jay Monahan and who were the winners and losers.
The Round Table
The Round Table is a panel of golf writers, PGA members and industry experts.
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The Round Table: should Brooks Koepka be on the U.S. Ryder Cup team?
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The Round Table: a revamped team event, an instant major and the end of Tiger
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The Round Table: what to do about the turtles, PIP money and TV golf
The Round Table debates Rory McIlroy’s seemingly hypocritical withdrawal from the RBC Heritage, slow play and what to do when the non-elevated events are on TV.
The Round Table: final thoughts on the Masters
This week the panel weighs in with final thoughts on Jon Rahm’s victory, any PGA Tour – LIV Golf residue and the second best story of the tournament.
The Round Table leaning towards a Rory victory at Augusta
This week the Round Table chooses the most pivotal hole at Augusta National, weighs in on changes to Azalea (the 13th hole) and offers their picks to win the Masters.
