LIVゴルフスターがライダーカップ選考における衝撃の二重基準を暴露
European LIIV golf star Martin Kare has raised eyebrows across the golf world and once again the spotlight is on John Ram and Trell Hatton’s controversial Rder Cup appearances. LIIV Golf exploded onto the global golf scene in June 2022. Since then, the Saudibbacked league has recruited some of the biggest stars in the modern game. And two of the most impactful signings came when John joined in December 2023, followed closely by Tyrell Hatton just one month later. Their arrival shook the PGA tour. Their decision fueled debate and their Rder Cup involvement that set off a storm. White medium star Rahm and Hatton Europe’s new power duo despite jumping to LIIV. Both Rahm and Hatton were selected to represent team Europe at the RDER Cup. And not only did they play, they dominated at Beth Paige Black. The duo formed one of Europe’s strongest partnerships. The chemistry was instant. The energy was electric. It looked like they were built to play Ryder Cup golf side by side. Ram even called Hatton spectacular, praising his passion, his precision, and his hunger to win. Fans loved it. Europe needed it. But behind the scenes, not everyone agreed with the decision. White medium star Martin Kir breaks his silence. Martin Kare, two-time major champion and Rder Cup hero, was one of the earliest stars to join LIV Golf back in 2022. But unlike Rahm Man and Hatton, the timing of his move cost him heavily. He faced criticism. He lost eligibility. He missed out on team opportunities. So when he recently spoke to flushing it, his words hit harder than expected. In the beginning, we got the most heat for leaving. And the guys who joined later, they got the biggest benefits. Time played in their favor. Sometimes it feels like there are different rules for different people. And I find that very strange. A powerful statement. A direct question to the European golf system. and an opinion many LIIV players have quietly shared, but few have said aloud. White medium star, is there a double standard? Kare insists his comments are not an attack on Rom or Hatton personally. He respects them. He admires their talent. But what he can’t understand is how early LIIV players were punished harshly. While later signings were welcomed back into Rder Cup contention with open arms, the message is clear. Kare feels the rules shifted, just not for everyone. Some players paid a price, others seemingly didn’t. And with more top golfers considering a move to LIIV, the question becomes, where does Europe draw the line and who gets to cross it? White medium star, the debate is far from over ROM and Hatton delivered results. Europe won. Fans celebrated, but Martin Kr’s comments have reopened the conversation. Are all LIIV players treated equally? Will future arrivals get the same privilege? And what does this mean for the Ryder Cup’s integrity? One thing is certain, this controversy is just getting started.
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EUROPEAN LIV STAR FIRES SHOTS! Why Were Rahm & Hatton Allowed in the Ryder Cup?
European LIV Golf star Martin Kaymer has sparked massive controversy after publicly questioning why Jon Rahm and Tyrrell Hatton were allowed to represent Europe at the Ryder Cup despite joining LIV Golf.
Rahm signed with LIV in December 2023 and Hatton followed a month later—yet both were selected for the Ryder Cup and formed a dominant partnership at Bethpage Black.
Kaymer, one of the earliest LIV players, believes early defectors faced harsher treatment compared to those who joined later. In a recent interview, he suggested there may be “different rules for different people” and called the situation “very strange.”
In this video, we break down:
– Rahm & Hatton’s LIV move
– How they still played in the Ryder Cup
– Kaymer’s explosive comments
– Allegations of double standards
– What this means for Team Europe and future Ryder Cups
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