As the LIV Golf series gears up for its upcoming season, reports indicate that the organization is in talks to sign several prominent PGA Tour winners, including Thomas Detry and Elvis Smylie. This move is part of LIV Golf's strategy to enhance its competitive field and attract more viewers.
Detry, who made headlines as the first Belgian to win on the PGA Tour, is seen as a valuable addition to the LIV roster. The league's ability to attract established talent underscores its growing influence in the professional golf landscape.
With the new season set to commence soon, the implications of these signings could reshape the competitive dynamics between LIV Golf and traditional tours, as players weigh their options for career advancement.
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