“No amount of money that can make me trade my dreams,” Will Zalatoris’ strong-worded comment on LIV
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Graham Bensinger and Will Zalatoris discuss all chances of LIV and Will crossing paths! While we love the entertainment and the sportsmanship of every golfer, we are always thrilled about the philosophy and reality that runs well behind the field performance.
Will Zalatoris recently, sat down for an interview discussing the LIV, US Open, and everything that drives him and his dynamic self. Zalatoris gained his first-ever victory at the FedEx Cup last month, which was followed by a season-ending back injury which the star is still recovering from.
He is well within the camera focus even when there is the least possibility of him showing up at the Presidents Cup. While their recovery, he recently went on record with journalist Graham Bensinger on his talk show called “In Depth with Graham Bensinger.”
They went on a questionnaire spree with the most touching and controversial topics of the Golf world including the Saudi-backed LIV that of course made it to the story.
Dreams and goals vs. money for Will Zalatoris’ career
As Graham approached Will on the conjecture of him joining LIV, Will made a great impression by mentioning his commitment to PGA Tour and the DP World Tour shutting down all rumors once and for all.
“I’d like to clear this up and say that I am fully committed to the PGA Tour and the DP World Tour. I have been vocal about this since February and nothing has changed.” Will Zaratoris went on deep in the conversation with the goal he has set for himself.
He added that he wasn’t ready to give up on the majors after chasing this dream for two decades and no amount of money would stop him from showing up. He is determined for that ONE BIG VICTORY and doesn’t flinch on even the thought of having to trade all his medals for one.
“The moral, ethical side of that is obviously very tricky, and that’s why a lot of us just want to leave it be and just don’t want any part of it,” Zalatoris said on the LIV Golf Tour and the recent controversy that has followed for a while now.
He cares about making it to the pages of history way more than building a big fat bank balance. Will also mentions his affection for Tiger Woods and wants to play with him before his retirement.
“Rory has always got my vote,” adds the 26-year golfer when asked about Mcllroy taking the reigns at the Tour. Everything said and done, the interview has established Will’s love for the sport and his utmost dedication to U.S. Open.
Also read:- “Tried to reach me out” – Will Zalatoris states he didn’t respond to Scott Fawcett when later reached out
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