The LIV Golf series is almost halfway through its inaugural season. Its fourth event will be from September 2 to 4 in Boston. However, the start-up golf league got mixed reviews. Despite that, it manages to attract new golfers. The most recent one is Cam Smith. Thus, bookie PPH operators are wondering who will be the next LIV golfer.
Although LIV players lost their lawsuit and can’t participate in the PGA Tour FedEx Cup, the new golf series continue to sign up new golfers. The latest rumors suggest that Cam Smith will join LIV after participating in the PGA Tour’s President’s Cup and postseason.
LIV received criticisms from various golf stakeholders. However, according to pay per head sportsbook sources, Saudi Arabia uses LIV and other sports events to reshape its image. Thus, LIV signed up some of the most famous golfers, including Greg Norman, Brooks Koepka, Dustin Johnson, Abraham Ancer, and Louis Oosthuizen.
Next LIV Golfer
As the PGA Tour season is ending, LIV will try to lure famous golfers to its side. Thus, sports handicapping experts expect more golfers to jump ship in the next few weeks. Smith didn’t deny the rumors after reporters asked him about it after winning the British Open. Other rumored golfers to jump ship include Adam Scott and Marc Leishman.
Although some big names are on its side, LIV is mostly composed of former stars past their prime, amateurs, and unknown journeyman. Some notable names include Patrick Reed, Talor Gooch, and Bryson DeChambeau.
It’s a given this inspecting of players remembers probably the most un-famous players for Tour and isn’t huge or significant enough to get some decent momentum from a viewership viewpoint. Be that as it may, LIV isn’t keen on the numbers now and has limitless assets to consume while endeavoring to enlist extra ability.
