The older brother of Pablo Larrazabal has called for the DP World Tour chief executive Keith Pelley to quit as LIV tension continues to dominate the men’s game.
Alejandro Larrazbal, who won The Amateur Championship in 2002, took to Twitter to blast the tour’s leadership after Adrian Otaegui was largely ignored by the circuit’s social media channels, despite leading the Andalucia Masters after 54 holes.
Otaegui raced into a six-shot lead at Valderrama after carding a third round 64. However, he barely featured in the tour’s coverage of Saturday’s play, prompting many to speculate that he was being punished for his links to LIV Golf.
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The Spaniard featured in three of the first four events on the Saudi-funded start-up and was one of four players who successfully challenged sanctions imposed by the DP World Tour earlier in the summer.
Even so, Larrazabal – whose brother Pablo, a seven-time DP World Tour winner, played in the inaugural LIV event near London – was unimpressed, branding the tour “pathetic” for ignoring his compatriot.
“I search and search and can’t find a single mention of @adrianotaegui ‘s feat today by the DP,…
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