Defectors eager to insist they were right all along as bickering between different factions shows no signs of abating
can turn heads. Bland was the epitome of a journeyman before shooting to fame with victory on his 478th start on the DP World Tour. A Sky Sports documentary was even released in celebration of his British Masters triumph.
Perhaps, given time served, Bland really is concerned about the state of his home tour. Yet it is increasingly apparent that LIV converts from Europe are trying to pick holes in the alliance as a way to publicly justify their pursuit of Saudi Arabian dollars. “We were the smart ones, all you losers should have read the signs,” is the underlying message. It was even blunter than that during Sergio García’s expletive-laden rant at fellow players in a locker room in Germany last summer.
An earlier part of the PGA Tour strategy involved the strategic alliance and, essentially, ensuring the DP World Tour’s eggs were in an American rather than Saudi basket. With that achieved, the PGA Tour has underpinned prize funds for an organisation which is certain of sustainable growth over umpteen years.
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