Inside the insane private jet swanning LIV Golf players around the world
Video has emerged from inside the 'absurd' private jet being used to fly players on the LIV Golf tour around the world.
The video, posted to TikTok by South African golfer Michael Farley, shows LIV players Dustin Johnson, Brooks Koepka and Pat Perez swanning around the jet, which reportedly costs $73,000 an hour to hire.
The focus of the video is Perez' rousing rendition of Queen's classic We Are The Champions.
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Despite shooting 80 in the final round at Pumpkin Ridge Golf Club last week, Perez's teammates Johnson, Patrick Reed and Talor Gooch played well enough to carry him to victory in the teams event. He pocketed more than $1 million.
In the original video, Farley included text saying the jet was for both players and caddies on the LIV Golf tour. Players on the PGA tour have traditionally paid for their own travel, as well as that of their caddies.
A still from the video posted to TikTok of the inside of the plane used by the LIV Golf tour. Supplied
Some LIV caddies are reportedly making more than players on the PGA tour.
The plane is believed to be a Boeing 777-200 equipped with seven-foot ceilings, game tables, reclining leather seats, Italian-made pillows, cashmere blankets and 24-inch Panasonic HDTVs for each passenger.
A fully-stocked bar and dinging area are among the features of the plane's cabin visible in the footage.
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