BEDMINSTER, N.J. — LIV Golf players emerged from more than 90 minutes of meetings Tuesday afternoon at Trump National Bedminster Golf Club with little new information about the status of the league's team championship later this month or potential new investors.
"No updates," Thomas Detry, a member of Dustin Johnson's 4Aces team, told Front Office Sports after the meetings ahead of this week's LIV Golf New York event. "Just positive information."
Captains of LIV's 13 four-man teams met with LIV CEO Scott O'Neil inside the Trump Bedminster clubhouse for roughly 40 minutes, before that contingent joined the rest of the league's players and team GMs for a separate meeting in a different building for about 20 minutes. O'Neil and team GM's exited at that point, and Bryson DeChambeau led a players-only meeting for more than 30 minutes.
"Bryson just ran through what he knows," Richard Bland, a member of the Cleeks GC team, told FOS and other reporters at Bedminster. "We're trying to do it as a group, but obviously we're individuals as well. So, I think the next kind of two-three weeks is going to be where it's at."
Byeong Hun An, captain of Korean Golf Club, said the players-only portion of the meeting "went well. It was fun, and no one's throwing fists or anything, which was good. Bryson was talking, and it was pretty good. The vibe was good."
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"No updates," Thomas Detry, a member of Dustin Johnson's 4Aces team, told Front Office Sports after the meetings ahead of this week's LIV Golf New York event. "Just positive information."
Captains of LIV's 13 four-man teams met with LIV CEO Scott O'Neil inside the Trump Bedminster clubhouse for roughly 40 minutes, before that contingent joined the rest of the league's players and team GMs for a separate meeting in a different building for about 20 minutes. O'Neil and team GM's exited at that point, and Bryson DeChambeau led a players-only meeting for more than 30 minutes.
"Bryson just ran through what he knows," Richard Bland, a member of the Cleeks GC team, told FOS and other reporters at Bedminster. "We're trying to do it as a group, but obviously we're individuals as well. So, I think the next kind of two-three weeks is going to be where it's at."
Byeong Hun An, captain of Korean Golf Club, said the players-only portion of the meeting "went well. It was fun, and no one's throwing fists or anything, which was good. Bryson was talking, and it was pretty good. The vibe was good."
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