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Originally Posted by rustyp
“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.........
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Apparently you're a PGA of America member?
I just remembered (& checked to make sure my memory wasn't failing).
Paul Casey (a LIV Tour member) was granted a Special Exemption into the PGA Championship.
Casey's career obviously doesn't compare with Koepka's, nor is he even American.
It seems the PGA of America has already made its decision regarding LIV players.
Now it's up to Zach Johnson.