Tony Finau is “very happy” with the tour.
Days after rumors circulated on the internet about a possible change of direction to rival LIV Golf, a six-time winner on the PGA Tour he told Golfweek on Wednesday. That he's not going anywhere.
“They're not true,” Finau, 35, said of the rumors. “I'm very happy with my position on the PGA Tour and I'm looking forward to 2025. I'm not worried in the slightest because once I tee it up on Maui, it's all going to be gone.”
Finau's withdrawal from the Hero World Challenge, which began on Thursday, sparked excitement earlier this week.
Afterwards, there was speculation that Finau's fate would be LIV. LIV is a Saudi-backed circuit that his close friend Jon Rahm moved to last December. Reportedly $350 million.
Sunday's report The Mirror has suggested that Rahm, captain of LIV's Legion XIII team, is eyeing Finau for a vacant spot in the squad.
Finau's wife, Alaina, then joined the chat with an interesting social media video.
In the video, posted to her TikTok page this week, Alena can be seen lounging by the pool and saying the line, “My life is complicated enough. I definitely don't need any more drama.” It will be done.
As an article speculating about Finau and LIV appears on screen, a voiceover continues: “Hello, Drama.”
Finau details his decision to withdraw from the Hero World Challenge to Golf Week, reporting that the world No. 26 underwent surgery in October to remove cartilage from his left knee and repair a torn meniscus. did.
“The doctor told me it was a pretty standard cleaning,” Finau told the publication. “He said it would help, so I did it.”
Finau competed in the Presidents Cup in late September.
He and Alaina have been married since 2012 and have five children.
