Has the PGA Tour ever played the "moral" card? If they have, I missed it. I think the Tour's stance has always been based on a desire to crush competition. I think they are smart enough to know that if they start making the morals argument, they will quickly get blown up fr the double standard. They are trying to protect their product, which is certainly fair. But as with anything in business, when your competition has a bigger wallet than you do, it's really tough to survive. They are pinning their PR campaign on history, legacy and tradition, because at this point that's all they've got. And it's clearly tugging at the heartstrings of some (Rory I think has been brilliant on this). But is it any surprise that for a guy like DJ or Brooks, money means more to them than history or legacy? And that's not a judgment in any way. It just is what it is. And the PGA Tour players who have remained based on their desire to "play against the best" might be forced to rethink that if more of "the best" jump ship. This time next year, the top of the LIV lineup might be just as talented and decorated as the top of the Tour roster.