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Tracking accounts have become quite a sensation in the online world.

You can see the appeal. Rather than watching an event in the hope you’ll find out how your favourite player is getting on, and maybe even see a few shots, their every move is monitored from start to finish.

However, one of the most popular accounts will no longer be part of the scene.

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The individual behind Harold Varner Tracker is giving up after the American joined LIV Golf.

“It’s official. Harold has joined LIV,” they wrote.

“Happy for him, his family, and the good he can do with the money. I understand the decision, but I’m not interested in LIV and that type of golf.

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“Hopefully there will be events to track down the road. Don’t want to be done for good.”

I had no intention of ever stopping this page. I know that’s lame for a fan page and I was only able to grow it because of Harold.

Everyone thinks differently and I hope if you follow him over you enjoy the golf. I would never be able to. Thanks for all the prior support ❤️
— Harold Varner Tracker (@HVIIITracker) August 30, 2022

I’m sure there will be new HV3 trackers that pop up if you’re interested in what’s happening on LIV

Alright those should be the last lengthy tweets for a while lol. Enjoy the weather and football returning 💜
— Harold Varner Tracker (@HVIIITracker) August 30, 2022

🚨 Here’s how I believe Harold can qualify for next years majors, barring individual changes. Will need to play Asian Tour events, and play well to have a shot at any of these

Missing the Masters after this year’s performance would be a shame 😢 pic.twitter.com/7pQUyVqKo0
— Harold Varner Tracker (@HVIIITracker) August 30, 2022

It isn’t completely over for Varner’s biggest fan, however. They have vowed to keep on top of his off-course activities, as well as any non-LIV events he plays in.

Earlier this week Varner was confirmed as one of six new LIV signings.

He described it as “too good a financial breakthrough for me to pass by” and claimed the money he makes from the lucrative series will go towards his charitable activities.