Q&A: Lucas Glover unplugged on Ryder Cup snub, why signature events are ‘terrible’ and whether LIV players should be allowed back

“I’m to that point where I’ve become the old, get off my lawn guy. I’m kind of there.”

LOS CABOS, Mexico — The PGA Tour retired its Comeback Player of the Year award after Steve Stricker won it twice in a row, but Lucas Glover would be the hands down winner this year after he overcame his demons with the putter and won twice in a row, including a FedEx Cup Playoff event.

Always one of the Tour’s more introspective and reflective pros, Glover is never shy with his opinions, and after the second round of the World Wide Technology Championship, where he made his first start of the FedEx Cup Fall, he touched on a wide-range of topics such as the selection process for the U.S. team events — he thinks Keegan Bradley deserved to be picked —whether the Tour’s signature events are still a terrible idea now that he’s exempt for them all and if LIV players should be allowed back on the Tour.