Jinichiro Kozuma recently reflected on a 2024 season in which he became the first Japanese to play full time on the Saudi-funded LIV Golf tour, allowing him to exceed his total previous career earnings by some 130 million yen ($864,000).Kozuma said it is not all about the cash, though, as LIV is "not only offering big prize money but also is trying to create a new type of game."In its first three years, the tour has broken the golf mold by blaring music next to tee boxes and allowing players to wear shorts during the three-day no-cut tournaments, shorter than the traditional four-round even…READ FULL ARTICLE