There Is No Need For Any Animosity’ – Louis Oosthuizen

The saga surrounding LIV Golf has gone somewhat muted over the past few days it has to be said. Last week, the Presidents Cup dominated the golfing landscape, with a thrilling tournament being won by the American team and, at the beginning of October, attention turned to the Alfred Dunhill Links Championship where a number of big names feature.

However, alongside the likes of Rory McIlroy, Shane Lowry and Tyrrell Hatton, there have been several players from the Saudi-backed series competing, including 2010 Open Championship winner, Louis Oosthuizen.

The South African, who has played in all of the LIV Golf events, claimed that being omitted from the International side of the Presidents Cup was a “punch in the gut”, with Oosthuizen now believing that the best thing LIV and the PGA and DP World Tours can do is get together to sort a solution.

“I saw what Rory (McIlroy) said here earlier this week about the game ripping itself apart and the need for the guys in all camps to get together and talk and figure something out and, in truth, I’ve always thought that’s inevitable eventually,” said Oosthuizen.