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A truly shocking LIV development took place at the BMW International Open in Munich on Thursday: one of the players signed up for the Saudi-backed rebel tour actually played well.
To the sound of one-handed clapping, no doubt, in the locker room at this DP World Tour event where the LIV men are about as welcome as Saudi henchmen, Martin Kaymer shot a 66 to be tied fourth following the first round.
No doubt the Saudis will give him another $10million for his efforts when he turns up in LIV world in Portland, Oregon, next week. As for whatever future the German, now down to 224th in the world, has left in the mainstream game, all should be clear on Friday when the tour finally issues its stance on what disciplinary action to take against the LIV rebels.
Martin Kaymer shot a 66 to be tied fourth following the first round in Munich on Thursday
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