Ian Poulter believes changes need to be made for golf’s merger to succeed
Ian Poulter believes changes need to be made at the top of golf’s established tours for the proposed peace deal between the game’s rival factions to work.
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Poulter relishing chance to celebrate LIV milestone on home turf
Ian Poulter is relishing the chance to celebrate a ‘remarkable’ first year of LIV Golf when the tour returns to his local course in July.
Casey predicts 'phenomenal reception' for British LIV golfers
Paul Casey reckons Britain's LIV golfers will receive a ‘phenomenal reception' when they return to home soil in July. The 45-year-old missed last year's LIV London event, the first stop on the inaugural season of the breakaway tour but will join compatriots Ian Poulter and Lee Westwood in going for glory this time around. Ad The trio put their Ryder Cup futures in jeopardy when signing up for LIV Golf, but Casey does not believe the events of the past 12 months will affect how they are treated by a home crowd in Hertfordshire.
Golfers who left World Tour for LIV ineligible for Ryder Cup - ESPN
TORONTO — DP World Tour CEO Keith Pelley on Wednesday told his golfers that those who resigned their memberships to join the LIV Golf League probably won't be reinstated this season, making them ineligible to compete in the Ryder Cup later this year.
LIV Golf stars ready for ‘world class’ Valderrama challenge
SOTOGRANDE, Spain: LIV Golf is preparing for its first stop of the season in continental Europe with the LIV Golf Valderrama set to take place at the Real Club Valderrama in Sotogrande, Spain, from June 30 to July 2.
Koepka deserves Ryder Cup spot: McIlroy
WASHINGTON: Rory McIlroy said Wednesday that LIV Golf star Brooks Koepka has earned the right to a place on the United States’ Ryder Cup team following his PGA Championship triumph.
Jon Rahm says LIV golfers should be eligible for Ryder Cup: 'Best Europeans against best Americans, period'
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Rahm 'sad' politics blocking Garcia from Ryder Cup
Jon Rahm doesn't care which tour players compete on when it comes to the Ryder Cup. He wants the best players from Europe and the United States going toe-to-toe in what he calls a "beautiful" event.