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Thomas Detry is not worried about the future of LIV Golf. The Belgian pro has made his stance clear to critics who claim the tour is on shaky ground. He told Golf Monthly that he is “committed here for the foreseeable future, I love it”. That is a strong statement from a player who could easily walk away. Detry sees a massive gap between the reality of the events and the noise online.

The Social Media Lie

Too many people read the headlines and believe the worst. Detry says the online chatter is mostly fake. “Listen, there’s been so much speculation at the start and sort of mid-season, especially on social media and obviously you can’t help yourself and read some of it,” he said. The 33-year-old realized the truth quickly. You soon discover that much of what exists there is actually false and untrue. He has stopped reading those comments to protect his game.

Detry noticed a weird disconnect. Fans who show up to the course love the product. They see the fun and the competition. The people typing on their phones are telling a different story. He called those online posts “outrageous comments on social media”. It is a bit weird to watch people judge a tour they have never seen.

Full Trust In Leadership

Some players might panic if they think the money could dry up. Detry is not one of them. He has “full trust” in the leadership team. He believes CEO Scott O’Neil is handling things right. The Belgian says he is “not really spending that much time out there” on social platforms. He focuses on the golf. He knows where he belongs on the course.

When asked about life after LIV, Detry was blunt. “To be really honest with you, I haven’t really thought about it too much,” he insisted. He has no backup plan lined up for next year. He just wants to play well this week and finish the season strong. After the LIV season ends, he plans to play on the DP World Tour. That is the only bridge he is willing to cross right now.

A Call For Reality

The critics need to get off their phones and get on a plane. Detry challenges anyone who doubts the tour to attend an event in person. The experience on the ground is nothing like the rumors. He says he has received nothing but positive feedback from real fans. The product is great and he loves every single event. The rumors are just noise that does not matter.

Thomas Detry is playing day by day. He is committed to winning this week and the next few weeks. The future of the tour is not a mystery to him. He has faith in the process and the people running it. Golf fans should trust the player who is actually out there competing. The lies are online. The truth is on the fairway.


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