Before being re -elected, president Donald Trump said it would take him 15 minutes To bring together professional male golf.
After a month in power and numerous meetings with the PGA Tour and the officials of the Public Investment Fund in Saudi Arabia, its tone has radically changed.
Addressing journalists on Tuesday, Trump was asked what was going to be more difficult, the PGA Tour-Liv Golf Agreement or a Russian-Ukraine agreement to stop the war in Eastern Europe.
“I think the PGA agreement is much more complicated,” said Trump.
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Last week, Trump met the PGA Tour Commissioner Jay Monahan, the directors of the players Tiger Woods and Adam Scott and the golf president of Liv Yasir al-Rumayyan At the White House, the games speaking for about 4 hours of reunification and the future of professional male golf.
THE PGA Tour published a statement after the meeting Call him a “constructive work session”, although in the end, it seems that the sides are not closer to an agreement than before meeting. Eamon Lynch from Golfweek reported Thursday’s meeting at the White House did not go as well as the leaders of the tour had hoped.
Despite the recent efforts of the PGA Tour and its players, such as Woods and Rory McILroy playing golf with the president in recent weeks, so that Trump helps them to conclude an agreement, his latest comments on the difficulty of arriving at the line of Arrival are a striking contrast of what he said earlier this year and even in tone that those of the PGA Tour have in recent weeks.
This article originally appeared on Golfweek: Donald Trump says that the PGA Tour-Pif agreement is much more complicated to solve
