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outlines retirement plans: “I’ll finish here”
LIV Golf League professional Richard Bland has confirmed he will retire once he leaves his spot on the breakaway tour.
England international Richard Bland has admitted he would likely retire from the game if he loses his place in the LIV Golf League. Speaking to The Times of London, Brand acknowledged that he doesn’t have much time left.
He estimates he’s likely to retire completely from professional golf within about 18 months. “Anytime I lose my place at LIV, no matter how I’m playing, I think it’s over,” he told the newspaper.
Brand added: “I might have 18 months left and then I’ll cross the bridge. “What happened in success, and the other people I know, I’m no longer with us, or after I have a health problem, I’m fortunate to enjoy my life. can do.
“I like what I am doing. I never stop playing golf, but I traveled around the world without much. “I want to do this while I’m still strong and capable. I want to go on golf trips with friends and just have fun without competing.”
2024 PGA KitchenAid Senior Champion Richard Brand dedicates victory to brother Heath
Brand joined LIV Golf in 2022 as part of the first wave of defections.
He always maintained that he joined the separatist tour purely for the money. But he stressed to The Times that he wasn’t given a penny to join LIV, just the chance to play for big money.
“I didn’t receive a dollar when I signed,” he said. “I was given the opportunity to play and I had to qualify every year.”
His performances at LIV have been impressive to say the least, with the now 51-year-old avoiding relegation in his first two seasons.
Jon Rahm, Anthony Kim and Peter Uihlein at LIV Singapore
Brand currently sits 25th in the LIV rankings with seven events remaining on the schedule. To illustrate his level of consistency, he ranks above the likes of Patrick Reed and Phil Mickelson.
Highly rated prospects such as Caleb Surratt and Eugenio Chacarra are also ranked below the Englishman. Bland’s impressive performance was even highlighted by some of her critics.
Eddie Pepperell paid tribute to Bland this weekend after he won the senior PGA title and dedicated the victory to his seriously ill brother Heath.
