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Wesley Bryan Slams PGA Tour 'Muppets,' Names Mark Cuban
6 Feb
Summary
- Wesley Bryan suspended indefinitely for LIV Golf YouTube appearance.
- Brooks Koepka returned to PGA Tour under different conditions.
- Bryan suggests Mark Cuban should lead the PGA Tour.
Former PGA Tour player Wesley Bryan has expressed strong dissatisfaction with the PGA Tour's current leadership. Bryan was indefinitely suspended for his involvement in a LIV Golf YouTube event, a decision he accepted until Brooks Koepka was permitted to return to the PGA Tour.
Koepka, a five-time major champion, rejoined the PGA Tour after agreeing to donate $5 million to charity and meet other stipulations. Bryan, however, has faced continued obstacles in his efforts to return to the tour.
In a recent interview, Bryan labeled PGA Tour leadership as 'muppets.' He suggested that Mark Cuban, the former owner of the Dallas Mavericks and a successful businessman, would be a more suitable leader for the organization.
Cuban has previously commented on players joining LIV Golf, noting the financial incentives offered. He stated that for players prioritizing family and financial security, accepting offers of $30-50 million from LIV Golf is a logical decision, regardless of external opinions.
