Bryson DeChambeau is generally known for two things: the long ball and his brains. Science is embedded into the way he plays golf, including his clubs and green-reading process.
But, when asked to explain the situation between the PGA Tour and LIV, he boiled it down to a pizza shop analogy. And not a very good one, to be fair.
DeChambeau made an appearance on Tucker Carlson Tonight, just a day after Greg Norman’s appearance where, among other things, he confirmed Tiger Woods received an offer from LIV in the ballpark of $700-$800 million. The 2020 U.S. Open champion had this to say about LIV’s disturbance in the world of golf:
Bryson went on Tucker Carlson tonight, and it appears that he believes he was formerly the PGA Tour’s … customer? pic.twitter.com/MQbHRA1u42
— Kyle Porter (@KylePorterCBS) August 3, 2022
Twitter reactions:
this exact thought experiment has already played out in new york city and the result is $1 pizza, which has proven uniquely vulnerable to market forces, largely unprofitable, and palatable to most only when drunk. https://t.co/QEVwPFsYOG
— James Colgan (@jamescolgan26) August 3, 2022
Bryson likening the PGA Tour to a pizza shop.
Norman spewing nonsense about LPGA sponsorship.
Davis Love imagining a boycott.The boys are OFF their rockers! Thrilled to be at Muirfield this week watching the Women’s Open.
— Sean Zak (@Sean_Zak) August 3, 2022
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