Well… I used to like PGA player Cam Smith, but it seems that that is over, as Cameron Smith appears to be ending his career in the PGA, to join the overpaid under-performers at LIV golf.

If Cam Smith wasn’t joining the B-Team, he definitely would have said so, instead of saying that he didn’t have a comment.

Why any top PGA players would destroy the chances of building a historic legacy like Tiger Woods has created is beyond me.

Cam Smith obviously didn’t want to talk about it to the media, because he knows as soon as he announces his intentions, anything good that Cam Smith had done in the GA goes right out the fucking window, and the golfing world will immediately start sending hate his way.

LIV golf is a joke, and we can all say goodbye to Cam Smith, because we will probably never see him play golf again.

Oh well, there are plenty of other great PGA golfers to watch.

Amidst a report he will become the next defector to LIV Golf, World No. 2 Cameron Smith danced around questions of his potential departure.

“I’m here to play the FedEx Cup playoffs mate, that’s what I’m focused on,” Smith said Tuesday at a press conference before TPC Southwind. “… My goal here is to win the FedEx Cup playoffs. That’s all I’m here for. I have no comment on that.”

When asked a follow-up question on the matter, Smith responded “thanks guys” and walked away.

Earlier on Tuesday, the Telegraph reported Smith — the reigning Open champion and a six-time winner on the PGA Tour — will join LIV Golf for $100 million. But, the Saudi-backed tour is not expected to announce Smith’s signing until completion of the FedEx Cup, allowing Smith the opportunity to capture the top prize of $18 million. He currently sits second behind Scottie Scheffler in the FedEx Cup standings.

“If there’s something I need to say regarding the PGA Tour on LIV, it will come from Cameron Smith, not Cameron Percy,” Smith said. “I’m a man of my word. Whenever you guys need to know anything, it will be said by me.”

After winning the Open last month, Smith brushed off notions regarding a potential departure.

“I just won the British Open and you’re asking about that, I think that’s pretty not-that-good,” Smith said. “I don’t know, mate. My team around me worries about all that stuff. I’m here to win golf tournaments.”

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