Whats really ironic, is I think half of the people on this thread don't even care for LIV at all. The no points and the seeming response of "well, there's nothing we can figure out here", is just ridiculous.
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down with this..So dumb. Just give partial points.
down with this..
Wait what?Why? On what basis?
-LIV has good golfers
-LIV has some not so good, not really competitive golfers. That were invited in, not having to 'play for their place'. Is, to my knowledge, the only org with this structure.
-the good golfers compete against the bad golfers, and are to earn world points off this? Sure, and I'll go play street hockey against my 80 yr old mother with 2 replaced knees and 2 replaced hips, and crow about how good I am. Maybe get myself invited to the national championship.
It's not competitive golf, in the big picture. No ranking points required.
I would prefer LIv to not exist at all and we get to see the best golfers play together. The crap can go away. But we don’t live in that world. So, I would like for the best in LIv to be able to compete with the best in other places when the chance is available.Why? On what basis?
-LIV has good golfers
-LIV has some not so good, not really competitive golfers. That were invited in, not having to 'play for their place'. Is, to my knowledge, the only org with this structure.
-the good golfers compete against the bad golfers, and are to earn world points off this? Sure, and I'll go play street hockey against my 80 yr old mother with 2 replaced knees and 2 replaced hips, and crow about how good I am. Maybe get myself invited to the national championship.
It's not competitive golf, in the big picture. No ranking points required.
I agree, but to say this “isn’t political” is about as big of a lie as there is. I don’t really care if they don’t get any points. But I do kinda like the half point idea of @Jman it’s something that the best of liv can get to keep them involved in the game on a larger scale.I’m fine with it - I think the Liv players knew going in this was a risk
I do like that idea and hopefully there’s a good compromise system out in place for them!I agree, but to say this “isn’t political” is about as big of a lie as there is. I don’t really care if they don’t get any points. But I do kinda like the half point idea of @Jman it’s something that the best of liv can get to keep them involved in the game on a larger scale.
Not sure I believe that it’s not.They say it is not political and just technical and it stems from the limited 48 man field.
Still a limited field and you are guaranteed to get more points....that they earned their way into through regular OPEN competition?
See above, they earned their way in. It's part of the season. No guarantees for anyone trying to get there.
Rory was trying to win, can you not see the difference? He gave his putt a chance, the other example did not try to win (for himself, tho yes for his team - see the problem in trying to assign that points?)
The tour championship is not the same thing. I don’t think it should be included for or against any argument for OWGR points. It is a stupid poorly conceived event but you can’t equate that with LIV.Why not just less points then? The no points really doesn’t make sense. Don’t people get points for the tour championship and the tournament of champions that have lower fields?
#RiggedThey say it is not political and just technical and it stems from the limited 48 man field.
It doesn’t meet the criteria and it also isn’t a one off event. So I can under it.#Rigged
I don't like the split, but why?
They set rules that pertain only to the tours that they govern over. That is my issue.
The fact that a Tour Championship has less golfers and is ******* handicapped and LIV Golfers can't get ranked is just so weird to me.
Is Aramco the same 48 players every tournament? How does one qualify for the series?Friendly reminder that the ladies on the Aramco series which is also 54 holes, no cut, limited field with a team competition that includes amateurs are getting ROLEX WORLD RANKINGS.
So the ladies can get world rankings playing the same format as LIV but the LIV players can get world rankings. Amazing.
But if there merging why would they be against it? I don’t understand what’s going on with this stuff right now. If the Tour is in charge of OWGR and they think LIV is worth merging with, why are they against them getting rankings still?Dont forget the Euro Tour and the Intl Fed of PGA Tours. Thats a lot of seats.
When does the no lag putt rule go into effect on the tour?...that they earned their way into through regular OPEN competition?
See above, they earned their way in. It's part of the season. No guarantees for anyone trying to get there.
Rory was trying to win, can you not see the difference? He gave his putt a chance, the other example did not try to win (for himself, tho yes for his team - see the problem in trying to assign that points?)
Only problem with that, is that it makes too much sense.Would it make sense to limit how far down the leaderboard a LIV player gets OWGR points? Say only the top 24 each week get points? That essentially would impose a "cut" on the field and solve one of the perceived issues.
I agree that it’s the rankings role in determining who can play in the Majors that is the most significant thing here.I am conflicted, I don’t think someone can just come in and say “watch this” and Be a disrupter and get all the benefits of an established tour.
The owgr is supposed to rank the golfers in the men’s game.
The only thing that these rankings matter for are the majors and I bet the majors make a decision to go of DataGolf sooner rather than later.