Billy Horschel didn't hesitate to rip LIV Golf's 'hypocrite'inJuly.
The 35-year-old golfer is tearing apart 'brainwashed' pros who defected to the Saudi-backed league, saying some feel they 'very much desire to return to the PGA Tour'. I noticed that there is
"I've personally told some people, I think they're brainwashed," Horschel said during an appearance on The Golf Channel on Wednesday . 12} .
``They are very determined to come back on the PGA Tour.
June in London Ahead of LIV Golf's inaugural event, the PGA Tour announced the suspension of a player who joined the controversial rivalry. This month, 11 of his LIV golfers, including Phil Mickelson and Bryson DeChambeau, sued his PGA Tour over disqualification.
Talor Gooch, Matt Jones and Hudson Swafford were also named in the lawsuit, seeking a temporary restraining order to allow him to play in his FedEx Cup playoffs on the PGA Tour. . But on Tuesday a federal judge in California rejected the requestin response to Rory McIlroy — who has long been outspoken against LIV — said. won. "
Horschel, who teased Thursday afternoon in Memphis, spoke of apparent hypocrisy regarding the Saudi sovereign, who flew ship to his LIV funded by his Wealth fund. previously clarified.
lying about I can't stand sitting here anymore and being diplomatic about it like I used to be." Horschel {50 ahead of last month's Scottish Open}.
"I don't blame anyone for being on the LIV Tour. No ill intentions come from anyone on the LIV Tour. (PGA Tour Commissioner) Jay Monaghan didn't listen, I hate your comments about the PGA Tour not listening to us.”
British Open champion Cameron Smith is the latest person associated with the Rebel Tour. was. The British Open champion was outraged by questions on Tuesday after fellow Australian Cam Percy said Smith and Marc Leishman were "gone" on the LIV Tour. 55} 
Cameron Young, who finished behind Smith at St Andrews, could also head to LIV Golf. According to one report, Young plans to join the LIV tour. However, a source said the 25-year-old " has a very strong desire to remain on the PGA Tour,"according to Golfweek.
