Modified May 25, 2023 10:24 GMT

Brandel Chamblee has responded to Brooks Koepka’s coach Claude Harman III’s accusations of him having an agenda and calling him a ‘paid actor.’ On Wednesday, he launched a 538-word assertion on Harman III’s allegations.

Chamblee, who works on Golf Channel as an analyst, wrote on Twitter:

“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 sportswashing, its sole aim is to obfuscate. Of course it’s often accompanied by an advert hominem assault most notably by calling somebody a hypocrite or most just lately as directed at me, a paid actor to recite my traces.”

He added that the allegations of him being an agenda peddler for Golf Channel were absolutely baseless. He wrote:

“No one for whom I work with or for has ever tried to affect what I’m going to say. I’d prefer to suppose that they belief no matter opinion I’ve, whether or not it agrees with their’s or not, I’ve finished the analysis to again it up.”

On Sunday, Chamblee and fellow analyst Brad Faxon had an intense debate on Golf Channel’s “Live from the PGA” the place the previous expressed that Saudi-backed circuit golfers should not be allowed within the Ryder Cup that’s scheduled in September.

Faxon dissented and there got here a second within the debate the place each the analysts went silent and stored on gazing one another for some time.

Harmon, through the interview with Golf Week on Tuesday, blamed Brandel for operating the channel’s agenda. He instructed Golf Week:

“Brandel is a paid actor by NBC and Golf Channel. All he’s trying to do is get his lines and shows for the Golf Channel. He’s just trying to get lines for Brandel.”

He added that for Eamon Lynch and Chamblee calling LIV Sports washing was sheer hypocrisy when NBC additionally telecasted the final two Winter Olympics in Russia and China.

“It’s not like they were good leaders back then,” he added. “It’s not like Putin was a good guy, right?”

“It’s darkness is better seen from a distance” – Brandel Chamblee as soon as once more accuses LIV golf of sports activities washing

In his 538-word lengthy assertion, Brandel Chamblee as soon as once more questioned LIV Golf‘s morality. He defined that the query was not if LIV had been good for PGA Tour or not, the truth is, this comparability was lacking probably the most vital level of the sports activities washing situation.

He wrote:

“It is bad for the people who continue to be oppressed by the man who funds LIV Golf. And as I have said many times, like the pollution that hangs over our biggest cities, it’s darkness is better seen from a distance and its stench is too easily dismissed as the smell of commerce.

“It poisons and dulls our sensibilities making it simple to overlook that many a foul motion owes its better success to the apathy of conformism,” Chamblee concluded.