sport news Patrick Cantlay claims battle between LIV Golf and the PGA Tour will be a 'blip ... trends now
Patrick Cantlay believes the contentious ongoing battle between LIV Golf and the PGA Tour will look like a 'blip on the radar' in 10 years' time as he admits he does not get as emotional about the situation as some of his fellow professionals.
Golf's civil war has left the sport in fractures with Tiger Woods and Rory McIlroy seemingly leading the PGA Tour loyalists against the Saudi rebels with stinging comments being thrown about by both sides.
However, Cantlay suggested that the tense relationship between the warring camps will be put to rest as he believes an intervention could be staged in the future to bring the two sides back together.
Patrick Cantlay believes the battle between LIV Golf and PGA Tour will be a 'blip on the radar'
The Saudi-backed breakaway has lured away top players causing fractures in the sport
'It has been so contentious and it feels like it just continues to be contentious,' Cantlay said in a press conference Wednesday, ahead of the Presidents Cup this week.
'I would be surprised if there's not some coming together intervention because I just don't know of any sport that has a legitimately fractured sport.
'So I feel like if we're 10 years from now, everyone will be like, "oh yeah, that LIV stuff, I remember that" and we'll be playing at least some of the same events as each other.
'I find it funny that people are so amped up about it because I maybe don't get as emotional about it as everyone seems to be getting.
PGA Tour loyalists, such as Rory McIlroy, have taken a firm stance against the rebel series
'I could be wrong. I'm not saying I know there's going to be a coming together. I'm just saying when I look at
