Talor Gooch Opts Out of U.S. Open Qualifying Amid Ongoing Rift with Golf Authorities
Gooch's refusal to participate in U.S. Open qualifiers highlights his dissatisfaction with major championship criteria, signaling a deeper conflict with golf's governing bodies.
- Talor Gooch has decided not to attempt qualifying for the 2024 U.S. Open, continuing his protest against the major's qualification criteria.
- Gooch's ranking plummeted to 624th after joining LIV Golf, making qualification for majors increasingly difficult.
- Critics argue Gooch prioritizes financial gains over legacy, as LIV Golf does not offer OWGR points.
- LPGA winner Jenny Shin criticized Gooch's attitude, suggesting his decisions might lead to future regrets.
- Despite controversies, Gooch remains a prominent figure in LIV Golf, engaging in legal battles and public disputes over his participation in major tournaments.