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Cam Smith opens up on LIV Golf future after ‘weird scenario’ with PGA Tour
It was not that long ago Cam Smith possessed two of the five most important trophies in the game.
The Aussie first recognised on tour for his wispy mullet and moustache combo emerged as a world-beater in 2022 with wins at The Players at TPC Sawgrass and The Open at St Andrews.
When he soon jumped ship for LIV Golf, Smith was ranked the second best player in the world.
Golf, of course, is a fickle pursuit. Nobody at that stage could have been absolutely sure whether Smith was on an unstoppable path towards multiple major victories. Or, indeed, if he was riding a wave with a smelting-hot putter that would have given 2015 Jordan Spieth a run for his money.
'A lot of pressure': Australian LIV team feel the heat
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Cam Smith is uncertain if the spotlight will shift from him to young Australian Elvis Smylie at LIV Golf's Adelaide tournament.
"Maybe. Perhaps," Smith said ahead of Thursday's opening round at the Grange in Adelaide.
"I still feel like there's a lot of pressure on myself and the team to perform well this week.
"It's our biggest week of the year. To have the home crowd behind you, you don't want to let them down.
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Fans celebrate at the Grange Golf Club following the 2025 announcement that LIV Golf is set to remain in Adelaide until at least 2031. (ABC News)
For one last time, Grange Golf Club's "Watering Hole" is ready for a weekend of LIV Golf shenanigans.
The tee box of the par three is now surrounded by low-rise spectator stands, including the "BYD Shark Shack" (starting from $1,000) and the "Beach Club", which offers a shaded lounge, all-inclusive bar and "all-day chef-curated dining".
It's from these hospitality tents that well-hydrated punters showered American golfer Patrick Reed with beer last year after he landed an improbable hole-in-one.
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