USGA says LIV golf players could face hard course into future U.S. Opens

• The USGA will not make an automatic response regarding LIV Golf’s acquisition of sectional access to the U.S. Open.
• “It would be a great deal of hypotheticals for me to get what LIV will be when we’re discussing this one year from now,” said Whan.

USGA last week made room for LIV Golf players to contend in the June 16-19 U.S. Open, saying it would be uncalled for to change a measures.

In any case, Whan, addressing journalists at The Country Club outside Boston, expressed players on the Saudi-financed breakaway series shouldn’t expect they will naturally have a free pass with regards to future U.S. Open competitions.

“The inquiry was, might you at any point imagine a day where it would be more earnestly for a people doing various things to get into a U.S. Open? I could,” said Whan. “Will that be valid? I don’t have the foggiest idea, yet I can anticipate that day.”

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Given LIV, which attracted players with the commitment of huge cash, has just played one out of eight planned occasions in its debut season, Whan felt it was too early to examine likely changes to section rules for future U.S. Open fields.

“Be that as it may, as we would do any year, we will rethink field models. We would any year. We will investigate what the scene resembles.

“I didn’t intend to send some kind of quake that everything will change tomorrow, yet when posed the inquiry, might you at any point predict, obviously I could anticipate. What precisely that might possibly seem as though will rely upon what befalls the scene.”

Discuss LIV Golf, which is financed by Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund and has shaken the game profoundly, has ruled the development to the year’s third major.

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The PGA Tour has suspended individuals who joined to play with LIV Golf and said any other people who take the leap will confront a similar destiny yet Whan feels it is ideal on the off chance that the USGA holds off on going to any uncommon lengths.

“I’ve seen a great deal of things get everything rolling in the game, a ton of things, perhaps nothing with this measure of clamor, don’t misunderstand me, or this measure of subsidizing behind it.

However I’ve likewise seen a ton of those things not be with two or after three years, so don’t have the foggiest idea where this will lead or where it will go,” Whan said.

“My responsibility is to keep on getting union to the game, and I won’t quit doing that, but at the same time I’m – – one occasion doesn’t alter the manner in which I ponder the fate of the game.”