Ryder Cup front of mind as Garcia targets Adare Manor spot with return to European Tour
Sergio Garcia is returning to the European tour for the 2027 season and is open-minded about getting back on the PGA Tour, too.
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Rory McIlroy backs DP World Tour allowing ex-LIV golfers back - ESPN
Rory McIlroy said he agrees with the DP World Tour's decision to allow former members to return next season because the LIV Golf League threatened to «destroy» the European tour before Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund pulled its funding in April.
Welcome back, Sergio – may the spoiled, self-obsessed narcissist never change
Of the many things Sergio Garcia has been accused of down the years, isn’t it mighty that self-awareness is still not among them? His few years knocking about on LIV Golf don’t appear to have changed him one iota. Praise be, he’s still the same spoiled, self-obsessed narcissist who left mainstream golf in 2022. Only now he has an extra $90 million or so in the bank.
Garcia leaves LIV, targets DP World Tour return and Ryder Cup place
Oct 29 : Sergio Garcia has become the latest high-profile player to leave LIV Golf, saying on Thursday that he will return to the DP World Tour in 2027 while keeping the door open for a potential PGA Tour comeback.
Sergio Garcia targets 11th Ryder Cup appearance next year
Sergio Garcia will target an 11th Ryder Cup appearance at Adare Manor in 2027 after he confirmed his intention to return to the DP World Tour.
Sergio Garcia leaving LIV Golf, returning to DP World Tour - ESPN
Sergio Garcia, the 2017 Masters champion, is leaving the LIV Golf League and returning to the DP World Tour, he announced on social media Thursday.
European Tour will not allow membership to LIV players in 2027
LONDON, Oct 12 : Players who sign up for LIV Golf next season will not be allowed to become members of the European Tour, DP World Tour Chief Executive Officer Guy Kinnings told the BBC on Monday.
Connor Syme and Grant Forrest in early share of lead at Open de Espana
Scotland’s Connor Syme and Grant Forrest both made a five-under-par 66 to share a three-way lead after the opening round of the Open de Espana in Madrid, where Sergio Garcia sits just one shot back.