PGA Tour Star Faces Suspension for Controversial Participation in LIV Golf Event
In a shocking event of events, the player of the PGA Tour Wesley Bryan was suspended for his participation in an influencer event of Liv Golf. The news, initially reported by Ryan French of Monday Q, has sparked shock waves in the golf world.
Bryan, a experienced golfer who won the RBC Heritage title in 2017, saw his career tainted by injuries and difficulties with his driver. Despite its past success, Bryan’s recent performances have been mediocre, its rankings at the Fedex Cup falling in recent years.
Known for his videos of entertaining tricks on YouTube alongside his brother George, Wesley Bryan has reoriented his attention to the creation of content while his playing career is falling. This transition led him to participate in several influencer events, including the recent Liv Golf tournament in Doral, where he contributed alongside his brother and other personalities from social networks.
The Liv Golf series, controversial and funded by Saudi money, was a subject of discord for the members of the PGA Tour. The Tour imposes a strict rule which mandates a one -year suspension for players who participate in LIV events before being able to return to the official Tour. This rule has now caught up with Wesley Bryan, causing its suspension.
Although the PGA Tour refrain from commenting on individual suspension cases, a source familiar with the subject revealed to Golf Digest that Bryan had been warned of the consequences of his participation in the Liv Golf event before his participation.
The golf community is in turmoil with speculation and debates following this unexpected turning point in events. While Bryan faces the consequences of his actions, the future of his career is at the middle of the controversy surrounding his suspension.
