Cameron Smith

Cameron Smith says if there are any developments regarding his future, he will be the one to make them, not fellow Aussie golfer Cameron Percy, ...

"[Scott] said he met with [LIV] in 2017 — they were ready [to] do all this. "The more and more you look into it, some people don't care, some people have got a conscience and do care," he said. Australia's latest major winner, Cameron Smith, is "gone" to the LIV Golf Series at the end of the PGA playoffs, according to fellow Aussie golfer Cameron Percy.

'It won't be from him': Cam Smith's swipe at fellow Aussie amid shock Saudi defection.

Does he want to win more majors or does he want the money? So, the tour has known for a long time that this stuff’s in the works.” “He will be a $100m guy or more now. I think Justin Thomas and Rory McIlroy and a lot of those guys that still compete and play well in majors, and want to leave a legacy, they’re the guys I would be following.” He did, however, make it clear he was less than impressed with Percy’s comments. “I was on the radio yesterday in Australia and l said it doesn’t look good for Leish and Cam going to LIV,” he tweeted.

LIV Golf has been steadily growing its ranks from tournament to tournament, and it is on the verge of adding another major winner to the fold before its ...

He's a big get for the breakout league, as he enters second in the FedEx Cup standings behind Scottie Scheffler. LIV Golf and the PGA Tour are still engaged in golf's own version of a Civil War, with several LIV players suing the tour for its refusal to allow LIV players to participate in PGA Tour events. LIV Golf has been steadily growing its ranks from tournament to tournament, and it is on the verge of adding another major winner to the fold before its Boston event at the beginning of September.

Open champion Cameron Smith has issued a defiant statement after reportedly signing with the controversial Saudi-backed LIV Golf Series. Australian golfer Cameron Percy said this week his countryman's move was a done deal and a report emerged on Wednesday ...

“I’m not going to speak about the guys that are going to LIV and all that speculation. I think there may be only a handful more guys that will leave. “My dream was never to maximum myself my financial benefits. “Guys are going to leave. Outside of that who knows.” So, the tour has known for a long time that this stuff’s in the works. Asked a follow-up question, Smith added: “I have no comment to that. All that stuff will shake out in due time. “If there’s something I need to say regarding the PGA Tour or LIV, it’ll come from Cameron Smith, not Cameron Percy. It definitely is a topic of discussion around who’s going and stuff like that. Like I said, I’m here to play the FedEx Cup playoffs. The PGA Tour is where I want to play and it continues to be the place where the best golfers in the world play.”

Cam Percy, an Australian golfer, said in an interview that fellow Aussies Cameron Smith and Marc Leishman are going to the LIV Golf Series.

Both players would be ineligible for the team event if they left after the FedEx Cup playoffs. Cameron Percy, an Australian golfer who just tied for eighth at the Wyndham Championship, did an interview with RSN Radio Australia and inferred Smith and fellow Aussie Marc Leishman are already gone. Well, rumors have continued to circulate around the 2022 Champion Golfer of the Year and we may now know for sure that he’s bag chasing.

Despite published reports that indicate he is leaving the PGA Tour for the rival LIV Golf circuit, Australia's Cameron Smith said on Tuesday that he's ...

The Telegraph reported that Smith is expected to make his LIV Golf debut in Boston on Sept. 2-4. We missed a year because of COVID and that's something that I look forward to being a part of." He has earned more than $9.8 million in 16 starts this season.

The No. 2 player in the world could be on his way out as the latest high-profile defection from the PGA Tour.

With a strong next three weeks, it's feasible that he could end up winning the PGA Tour Player of the Year. Smith enters the FedEx Cup Playoffs No. 2 in points. His name was linked to the PGA Tour's rival in nearly every conversation, which means nothing, of course, but was certainly interesting as a topic of conversation throughout the week. He also addressed fellow Australian Cameron Percy, who recently (and casually) said on the Golf Gambling Podcast that Smith was "gone, unfortunately" to LIV. Rumors flew about Smith fleeing the PGA Tour during The Open at St. Andrews last month. As the PGA Tour-LIV Golf battle waged in a courtroom in Northern California on Tuesday, LIV may have scored another victory on the other side of the country.

Cameron Smith has taken aim at a fellow Aussie as bombshell new details emerge in golf's civil war.

“That’s been my focus the last week and a half. Australian Matt Jones is one of three players taking the PGA Tour to court this week in a bid to take part in the FedEx Cup playoffs. But a lawyer for the breakaway series reportedly told the court that prizemoney is “recouped against the LIV contracts”. The preliminary schedule for the inaugural 2023 LIV Golf tour features a tournament in Australia. “If there’s something I need to say regarding the PGA Tour or LIV it will come from Cameron Smith, not Cameron Percy,” Smith said in Memphis. Smith, as he did at St Andrews, attempted to reject any lines of questioning about LIV in a press conference ahead of the PGA Tour playoffs.

Despite published reports that indicate he is leaving the PGA Tour for the rival LIV Golf circuit, Australia's Cameron Smith said Tuesday that he's ...

The Telegraph reported that Smith is expected to make his LIV Golf debut in Boston on Sept. 2-4. We missed a year because of COVID and that's something that I look forward to being a part of." He has earned more than $9.8 million in 16 starts this season.

Australia's recently crowned Open champion, Cameron Smith, has reportedly signed a $143 million deal to joi...

Like I said, I'm here to play the FedEx Cup playoffs. Pressed further on the subject of LIV Golf, Smith added: "I have no comment to that. "If there's something I need to say regarding the PGA Tour or LIV, it'll come from Cameron Smith, not Cameron Percy.

Smith 'walks out' after barrage of LIV questions but doesn't deny $140m deal is done.

Smith was unsurprisngly hit with several questions from reporters but declined to confirm or deny the LIV claims. The world No.2 said in Tuesday’s press conference he still intended to play in the President’s Cup later in the year. Smith also endured an awkward press conference at last month’s British Open after he was asked about links to LIV Golf just moments after winning the Claret Jug at St Andrews, however he did not deny reports.

Cameron Smith, the reigning Open champion and world No 2 has deflected fellow-pro's report he is “gone” to Saudi-backed LIV rebel golf tour.

“Like I said, I’m here to play the FedEx Cup play-offs. I’m here to win the FedEx Cup play-offs.” The Telegraph report claims confirmation of his switch is expected after the PGA Tour’s FedEx Cup playoffs this week in Memphis.

The Australian has said any decision about his future will “come from Cameron Smith and not Cameron Percy” as Greg Norman closes in on his biggest scalp.

It’s been a divisive time in our sport and in a lot of ways it’s extremely sad to see the fracture and fighting. “I hope [all players want to play the Presidents Cup]. It’s been a rocky road, I’m not going to lie. “He’s an absolute stud,” international captain Trevor Immelman told the Herald and The Age of Smith. “I love the guy. Will they even bother to watch him on YouTube, the only platform for LIV at the moment? How will the Australian public judge him given, in all likelihood, he’ll be teeing it up in LIV events alongside Sadom Kaewkanjana and Laurie Canter and never have to fear a cut? “I’m a man of my word and whenever you guys need to know anything it will be said by me.”

Cameron Smith should not be judged if he takes Saudi money says sports entrepreneur and manager to the stars, James Erskine.

A true world tour where all the top players could come and play on a regular basis and play for big money in countries which can’t necessarily raise the huge amount of money required. “With Australia and New Zealand and Asia, golf can find a way forward. “It’s destabilising the fabric of professional golf. It does help those 48 players make more money than they would actually make normally, and the fact is that most of them are basically past their use-by date. They all start as amateurs somewhere and are nurtured through the pathway so they could play golf, and then they get cards and qualify professionally.” “Basically, Greg Norman is doing it for money.