Kevin Na’s PGA farewell tour wasn’t without a few last words from a rival.

Hours after Na announced Saturday that he’s deflecting from the PGA Tour to join the Saudi-backed LIV Golf, fellow pro Grayson Murray — who has sparred with Na in the past — tweeted the 38-year-old “won’t be missed.”

“Like I said on the range in Mexico. you won’t be missed @kevinna915! @PGATOUR our rounds just got 20 mins faster,” Murray, 28, wrote.

Murray and Na’s beef began in January when Murray tweeted during the Sony Open: “Kevin Na taking 3 minutes to putt them does get old.”

Na, who is currently ranked 33rd in the world, later replied, “U missing the cut is getting old!”

The feud spilled over into the real world months later, when Murray and Na had a confrontation at a driving range before the Mexico Open in April.

“He was cussing at me telling me I should have told him in person, blah blah blah,” Murray said of Na’s alleged actions on the “Stripe Show” podcast.

“I mean (he was) loud. The range was packed with 40 guys. I guarantee you every one of them could have heard what he said and the caddies.”

Murray, who won the Barbasol Championship in 2017, added, “I said if I wasn’t going to get suspended I’d drop his ass right there on the range because what he said to me was very immature and I know he wouldn’t have said it to me if we were seeing each other on the road outside of the golf course.”

Later in the day Saturday though, Murray appeared to change his tone about Na, who had been linked to the Saudi league for some time.

“I don’t want to be a bully. I apologize to @kevinna915. I’d be doing the exact same thing if i were him. also, for anyone who says i suck at golf y’all are wrong,” he tweeted.

Na, a five-time PGA Tour winner, will join Sergio Garcia, Martin Kaymer, Graeme McDowell, Ian Poulter, and Dustin Johnson, among others participating in the first LIV Golf tournament next week in London.

The PGA Tour has threatened players with disciplinary action for participating in LIV events. RBC, a prominent sponsor for Johnson, 37, cut ties with the former Masters champ in the wake of his decision.