LIV golfer Sergio Garcia changes mind, not resigning DP World Tour membership
LIV Golf series player Sergio Garcia says he has changed his mind on giving up his DP World Tour membership.
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Ryder Cup risks becoming 'nonsense' after LIV Golf defections
Europe and the United States will lock horns at the Ryder Cup next year but the tournament could be a pale shadow of its former self after multiple defections to the rebel LIV series.
Ryder Cup risks becoming 'nonsense' after LIV Golf defections
Europe and the United States will lock horns at the Ryder Cup next year but the tournament could be a pale shadow of its former self after multiple defections to the rebel LIV series.
Jacklin: Ryder Cup legacy 'is done' | 'Golf is in a big mess'
Former major champion Tony Jacklin believes golf is in a "mess" and fears the Ryder Cup legacy is under threat if LIV Golf players are prevented from featuring in the biennial contest.
'It hurts me' - Jon Rahm defends Sergio Garcia and calls for tours to hold talks with LIV Golf
Jon Rahm has expressed anger over the split in golf due to the breakaway LIV Golf Series, and has called on the tours to find some common ground. Rahm has been outspoken in his criticism of LIV Golf, suggesting he turned down a huge offer to join the Saudi-backed league. Ad/> The Spaniard’s fellow countryman Sergio Garcia is one of the players who has made the move, and he launched a withering attack on the DP World Tour when confirming he would be leaving the tour.
Henrik Stenson removed as Ryder Cup captain over LIV Tour
Henrik Stenson has been removed as Team Europe's Ryder Cup captain after he decided to join the rival LIV golf tour.
Henrik Stenson Stripped Of Ryder Cup Captaincy As LIV Rumours Swirl
Henrik Stenson was Wednesday stripped of the European Ryder Cup captaincy, with the Swede understood to be on the verge of joining the Saudi-funded rebel LIV Golf series. Following talks with Ryder Cup Europe officials, the decision was made to effectively sack the 46-year-old as skipper of the team for the event in Italy next year. The move will deepen the rifts in the sport, with a growing number of big stars defecting to the cash-rich new circuit in defiance of the established tours.