ESPN EXCLUSIVE Golf commentator takes a golf golf player during the open broadcast of the championship
During the open lighting of the championship in the Royaltoon, the fans fall after several commentators tied the LIV golf team.
After the commentator rided the Royal’s broken Saudi Arabi League again, the LIV GOLF fan came out during the 152nd Open Championship lighting. Ryder Cup legend and part-time commentator Sam Torrance took aim at LIV Golf when asked what he thought of one of his players, Abraham Anser, in the second round.
At the time, he created the famous postage stamp of the par 3 eighth. “Are you talking about LIV Golf?” Torrance asked his colleague from the commentary area.
He then added sarcastically: MAJESTIC AND LIV?
“Abraham is here, he is there too. He went to live somewhere else. »
As if that wasn’t trivial enough, Sky Sports golf commentator and three-time LPGA Tour winner Trish Johnson said this on LIV Golf during her coverage of the third round of a featured group of Dustin Johnson and Brooks Koepka.
Sky’s Richard Kaufman kicked off the conversation, asking Johnson for her thoughts on LIV Golf. Both Johnson and Koepka joined LIV Golf for the circuit’s inaugural season in 2022.
Johnson is reported to have signed a deal worth around $150 million, with Koepka just shy of that.
\”Dustin here is a 4 Aces kinda guy…\” said Kaufman.
Johnson replied: \”What, poker? Do we say he likes poker games? \ “
Kaufman states: “Brooks are golf club smash, smash GC. These are their team. \”
Johnson answered: \ “What is this? This is not golf, what are you talking about?
“Just letting people who want to know,” Kaufman said.
The comment did not please LIV Golf fans.
“Just another day, another tool to pretend you don’t know LIV Golf,” one fan wrote on X/Twitter. I commented on the golf fan report: “Please try to repel the fan’s observation. Who will help you divide the golf? \”
“It’s not surprising that these people are still working, so it’s not surprising that the average audience services of recent tours are over 60 years old,” another angry fan wrote. He was asked to comment on DP World Tour player Romain Langasque, who left the tournament in eighth place.
Fans are furious after a number of commentators mocked the LIV golf team during coverage of the British Open Championship at Royal Troon. LIV Golf fans were outraged as commentators again mocked the Saudi separatist league at Royal Troon Stadium during coverage of the 152nd British Open Championship.
Ryder Cup legend and part-time commentator Sam Torrance took aim at LIV Golf when asked what he thought of one of their players, Abraham Ansah, in the second round. At the time, he created the famous stamp of the par-3 8th hole.
“You mean LIV Golf?” » – Torrance asked his colleague from the commentary booth. He then sarcastically added: “I don’t know what you’re talking about? Majestic and LIV? “Abraham’s out there, he’s out there. He’s gone to live somewhere else.”
If that wasn’t petty enough, Sky Sports Golf commentator and three-time LPGA Tour winner Trish Johnson stepped in for LIV Golf during coverage of the third round feature group between Dustin Johnson and Brooks Koepka. Sky’s Richard Kaufman kicked off the conversation, inviting Johnson to share his thoughts on LIV Golf.
Johnson and Koepka joined LIV Golf for the track’s inaugural season in 2022. They say Johnson signed a deal worth about $150 million, and Koepka is just shy about it.
“Dustin’s the guy with the four aces…” Kaufman said. Johnson responded: “Are you talking like he loves the game of poker?”
Kaufman said: “Brooks is like a smash golf club, a smash GC guy. These are their teams. »
Johnson responded: “This is not golf, what are you talking about?”
Kaufman said, “Just letting people know who want to know.”
The comment did not please LIV Golf fans. “Another day, another tool pretending not to know LIV Golf,” one fan wrote on X/Twitter.
A LIV Golf fan account commented: Who is further exacerbating the rift in golf?”
“How come these guys still have jobs? No wonder the average crowd on the tour has been 60+ in recent years,” wrote another angry fan.
He was asked to comment on DP World Tour’s Romain Langasque, who left the tournament in eighth place.