Following the surprising announcement of the PGA Tour's merger with LIV Golf, reactions continue to pour in from across the golfing world. LIV golfer Martin Kaymer recently added his perspective, taking aim at PGA Tour players who previously condemned Saudi Arabia and LIV Golf, accusing them of hypocrisy.

Kaymer questioned the convictions of those who had spoken out against LIV Golf, suggesting their prior criticisms now ring hollow. He challenged them to maintain their principles by playing elsewhere, such as the Japan Tour, rather than joining the merged entity.

Kaymer emphasized his own decision to join LIV Golf, stating he remained true to his personal values despite facing criticism, particularly in his home country of Germany. He highlighted the perceived hypocrisy in those who previously condemned him now reaching out with positive messages following the merger announcement. He underscored the importance of personal decision-making and urged against judgment, suggesting others might ultimately make similar choices.

The two-time major champion, who secured victories at the 2019 PGA Championship and the 2014 U.S. Open, joined LIV Golf in 2022. While his performance in LIV events has been relatively modest, his comments add another layer of complexity to the ongoing discussion surrounding the controversial merger.

Kaymer's recent performance includes a 25th-place finish in Washington and a 41st-place finish in Tulsa.