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Originally Posted by rustyp
NO but watch $$$ does for hypocrisy. Seems like the PGA may have got their foot caught in a "mousetrap".
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Originally Posted by BrianL99
The PGA Tour has nothing to do with the PGA. They are separate and distinct organizations.
It will up to Zach Johnson, if he wants to use one of is Captain's picks to choose Koepka.
As Johnson has 6 "Captain's Picks", Koepka is likely to be one of them.
Then again, it's entirely possible that something "crazy" may happen with Koepka's relationship with LIV, which would make his Ryder Cup selection a sure thing.
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“PGA of America membership is a requirement to be eligible to participate on the U.S. Ryder Cup Team. Under the PGA of America membership rules there are classifications that currently allow LIV Tour members to retain their PGA of America membership status. PGA TOUR members are considered A3 classification. Because the LIV players paid their membership dues before June 30, 2022, they will retain their membership through the end of June 2023 and then through a grace period that runs through the end of June 2024. After that, under our current rules, they may apply for PGA’s Reserve Member classification. A3 members who resigned or are no longer PGA TOUR Members (suspended) are still PGA of America members.”
Therein lies the $$$ hypocrisy. You are out ---------- except.........