Brandel Chamblee sounds off on LIV Golf (again!) in response to Claude Harmon

Golf Channel and NBC analyst Brandel Chamblee has responded to Claude Harmon III's "paid actor" comments in a massive Twitter essay on Wednesday.

Chamblee, also a former professional golfer, has been outspoken over the past year and a half about his stance on LIV Golf and its relation to the concept of sportswashing. 

When Brooks Koepka became the first player to win a major as a LIV Golf member last week at the PGA Championship, it resulted in an awkward on-air moment between Chamblee and Brad Faxon as they discussed the potential for Koepka to play in the upcoming Ryder Cup. 

Following that, Harmon, son of legendary golf instructor Butch Harmon, slammed Chamblee.

In an interview with Golfweek's Adam Schupak, Harmon said:

The younger Harmon is a swing coach himself, and works with LIV Golf's Koepka, as well as many others. 

And now, Chamblee has replied in a massive Twitter post on Wednesday. 

This is what he had to say about the "paid actor" claims:

Chamblee also reiterated his beliefs on LIV Golf and how it relates to sportswashing, saying:

He also used Michael Block's incredible story from last week at the PGA Championship as an example of what separates the PGA Tour from LIV:

You can read Chamblee's full tweet below:

The farrago of whataboutisms that inevitably accompanies any discussion on sportswashing, attempts, in answering a condemnation with an accusation, to impugn the credibility of the accuser and to distract from having to deal with the complexities of the question. Much like…

— Brandel Chamblee (@chambleebrandel) May 24, 2023

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