Cam Smith

Appearing at a press conference ahead of the start to the PGA Tour's FedEx Cup Playoffs in Memphis Tuesday, Smith declined to comment when asked whether he is ...

Smith did note that he still plans to play in the Presidents Cup on September 20-25. “I’m here to play the FedEx Cup Playoffs,” he reiterated. “If there’s something I need to say about the PGA Tour or LIV, it’ll come from Cameron Smith, not Cameron Percy. I’m a man of my word and whenever you guys need to know anything, it’ll be said by me.”

The signing marks a significant win for the controversial Saudi-backed golf league as it secures the services of a reigning major champion and one of the ...

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According to Australian golfer Cameron Percy, both Cameron Smith and Marc Leishman have now signed contracts to join LIV Golf. In an interview with RSN radio, ...

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Cameron Smith, the No. 2-ranked golfer in the world, reportedly will play in this month's FedEx Cup playoffs before announcing he will join the LIV Golf ...

Across the country, a California court is set to decide whether three LIV golfers should be able to play in this month’s PGA events after defecting to the rogue league. Boston and Chicago are set to host LIV events in September, while Miami is the home of the tour’s championship tournament at the end of October. The ongoing battle between the PGA Tour and LIV Golf Series reportedly will see the No. 2-ranked golfer in the world switch sides.

The latest LIV Golf rumors about Cam Smith and Marc Leishman appear to be true as a fellow Australian PGA Tour player confirmed they're gone.

Given the turning point that we were seemingly reaching anyway with litigation now in the courts, this could be an even bigger wrinkle in the equation. Percy was asked directly about it on the Golf Gambling Podcast and seemed a bit broken up about it as he said, “Yeah, it is unfortunately so. All of the news recently surrounding LIV Golf and, by proxy, the PGA Tour has concerned the antitrust lawsuit filed by the Greg Norman-led startup league.

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.

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.

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 Open Championship winner said he was focused on the FedEx Cup Playoffs as a report in The Telegraph says he is going to play in the next LIV Golf event ...

Smith could earn millions of dollars in the playoffs, and then move on to LIV afterward. We missed a year because of COVID, and that's something that I look forward to being a part of." "I have no comment to that," he said. "That's something that we've been looking forward to for the last three years. After one question about golf, he was asked about a possible departure to LIV. He had a good chance, too; his dual victories at the Players Championship and the Open positioned him in second place in the FedEx Cup points standings at the end of the regular season, trailing only Scottie Scheffler.