English parody singer/songwriter Sam Harrop usually takes direct – and lighthearted – aim at tour players, however with his latest song adaptation he’s instead gone after the hottest topic in world golf: the rising emergence of a breakaway golf league in Saudi Arabia.
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While there are gentle digs at Phil Mickelson, Charley Hoffman and Greg Norman within his rendition of America’s famous “A Horse With No Name”, it is the whole breakaway concept and the nauseating term “growing the game” where Harrop directs his talents:
There's one topic in golf which has been trending for a little while now. So, this song probably needs little introduction – it's called "Growing the Game".
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— Sam Harrop (@sam_golf) February 14, 2022
It’s all in good humour… or so we thought. How did Mickelson react? Like this:
It was a fun ride, Phil.
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— Sam Harrop (@sam_golf) February 12, 2022
Oh dear.
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