Dustin Johnson has made it clear he is preparing for the future, even though he may lose key members of his team, the 4Aces. Johnson, who joined LIV Golf from the PGA Tour on a high-profile contract reportedly worth $125 million, was a cornerstone of the league’s early success.
His impressive track record includes leading the 4Aces to victory in their first team championship and winning multiple LIV titles.
As the 2024 season draws to a close, Johnson is already thinking about the future of his team. With relegation looming for some of his players, Johnson is taking proactive steps to ensure the 4Aces remain competitive and are well prepared for any roster changes.
Dustin Johnson: Preparing for team development
With just a few events left in the 2024 LIV golf season, the 4Aces are uncertain about their roster. Currently, two of Johnson’s teammates, Pat Perez and Harold Varner III, are at risk of relegation, which could significantly change the team’s composition.
This precarious situation has prompted Johnson to develop a strategy for the future of the 4Aces and how to deal with possible departures.
“Some of our players are in control of their own destiny and there’s nothing we can do about it,” admitted 4Aces General Manager Chris Rosaasen. “I’ve been approached by a few other GMs and captains who are interested in our players. Nothing will happen until the end of the year, but there could definitely be some upheaval.”
Rosaasen’s comments underscore the volatility of the team’s current status and the need for Dustin Johnson to prepare for a range of possible outcomes.
