LIV Golf's Sergio Garcia, Ian Poulter and Lee Westwood officially resign from DP World Tour
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Ryder Cup 2023: Sergio Garcia, Lee Westwood and Ian Poulter resign from DP World Tour to end Team Europe opportunities
Team Europe won’t be able to call on three of its most experienced players at the 2023 Ryder Cup after Ian Poulter, Lee Westwood and Sergio Garcia made themselves ineligible by resigning from the DP World Tour. Richard Bland also stepped down on Wednesday, after all four players had received sanctions for joining the breakaway LIV Golf tour.
DP Would Tour is a feeder for PGA Tour, claims Westwood
Lee Westwood has accused the DP World Tour of being "fully in bed" with the PGA Tour after announcing his resignation from the European circuit.
Garcia, Poulter and Westwood end Ryder Cup careers as they resign from DP World Tour
Lee Westwood, Ian Poulter and Sergio Garcia have resigned from the DP World Tour and in the process seemingly ended their Ryder Cup careers. The trio have been stalwarts of Europe's Ryder Cup squad for the best part of three decades but last summer decided to join the LIV Golf series.
LIV rebels Garcia, Westwood, Poulter quit European Tour
LIV Golf players Sergio Garcia, Ian Poulter, Lee Westwood and Richard Bland have resigned from the European Tour, the tour announced on Wednesday.
LIV chief Greg Norman 'hopes for resolution' to golf civil war
LIV Golf chief Greg Norman said on Thursday he hopes there will be a resolution to the sport's civil war but warned he would "always support our players" after the Europe-based DP World Tour won a legal battle.
DP World Tour wins legal battle with LIV Golf players who will have to pay £100,000 fines
The DP World Tour has won its legal battle to be able to suspend and fine LIV Golf players who featured in conflicting events without permission.
DP World Tour wins legal battle against LIV Golf players
The DP World Tour has won its legal battle to be able to suspend and fine LIV Golf players who featured in conflicting events without permission after the independent UK-based panel of Sports Resolutions found in its favour on Thursday.