Scottie Scheffler aims dig at suspended PGA Tour | Golf News

In a cheeky dig at suspended PGA Tour golfer Wesley Bryan, Scottie Scheffler has quipped that he is contemplating enlisting Bryan’s brother George to carry his golf equipment at an upcoming golf occasion. Bryan at the moment faces an indefinite suspension from the tour due to his participation in a match endorsed by LIV Golf.

Wesley Bryan, the winner of the 2017 RBC Heritage and a well-known determine in the YouTube golf group, selected to compete in The Duels despite realizing it may lead to a ban from the PGA Tour.

The occasion is related with LIV Golf, which has led to the risk of sanctions for PGA gamers who participate in its tournaments. Bryan has appealed his suspension, arguing that The Duels isn’t your run-of-the-mill LIV Golf occasion.

During a spherical with golf YouTuber Grant Horvat, who also took half in the controversial LIV Golf occasion but will likely be taking part in the Barracuda Championship thanks to a sponsorship invite, Scheffler could not resist commenting on the state of affairs.

Horvat jokingly recommended he might need Wesley caddie for him, prompting Scheffler’s reply about doubtlessly utilizing George Bryan as a caddie to rib the barred PGA star.

Scheffler remarked: “Alright then, I probably wouldn’t go. I only know Wesley, but I’d probably take George instead.

“And I say that without actually realizing George. Just realizing Wesley. I haven’t got a robust opinion either method, but it is just a good alternative to hate on Wesley a little bit. Now that he is bought some additional time on his palms, he’ll most likely watch this video.”

Last month, Bryan disclosed that he had been suspended by the PGA Tour and intended to appeal. “I’ve been suspended by the PGA Tour. It’s been a troublesome few weeks for us. It’s been an emotional curler coaster for sure for all people in this cart,” he remarked on his Bryan Bros channel, which he runs with George.

“All we have ever needed to do from the Bryan Bros is give you the chance to merge skilled and YouTube golf. And this (The Duels) was going to be one of those alternatives we have been dreaming of since we bought into YouTube golf.”

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“I need to be clear, I do respect the authorities that are in place at the tour, but because of the paradox in the principles and rules that had been written, I do, as a member of the PGA Tour, have a proper to appeal their determination of which I plan on exercising.

“And I don’t feel like when the rule was written it was meant to cover content creation on YouTube. I feel like it was meant to cover organized, professional, high-level golf events.”