Sergio Garcia to 'hold off' on DP World Tour resignation over Ryder Cup eligibility
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Stenson set for LIV debut as Trump course hosts event
Sacked European Ryder Cup captain Henrik Stenson makes his LIV Golf debut on Friday as Donald Trump's Bedminster course hosts the second US event of the rebel Saudi-backed circuit against a backdrop of protests.
Garcia to 'hold off' on quitting DP World Tour to keep alive Ryder Cup hopes
Sergio Garcia, who plays on the rebel LIV Golf circuit, says he is going to "hold off" on quitting the European-based DP World Tour as he assesses his Ryder Cup future.
LIV Golf: Sergio Garcia to 'hold off' giving up DP World Tour membership in hope of playing at the Ryder Cup
Sergio Garcia has reversed his decision to give up membership of the DP World Tour in hope of playing in the Ryder Cup. The Spanish golfer joined the breakaway Saudi-funded LIV Golf Series earlier this year and announced after The Open that he would quit the European-based DP World Tour. Ad/> Under current regulations, that would leave the 42-year-old ineligible for Ryder Cup selection.
Sergio Garcia holds off resigning from DP World Tour to discover Ryder Cup eligibility
Sergio Garcia has said he has changed his mind about resigning from the DP World Tour after comments from Jon Rahm as the Spaniard waits to discover his eligibility for the Ryder Cup.
Garcia to 'hold off' on plan to resign from DP World Tour
Former Masters champion Sergio Garcia, one of the more high-profile players to join LIV Golf, has for now shelved plans to resign from the DP World Tour so that he can remain eligible for Ryder Cup competition, ESPN on Monday reported him saying.
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.
Ryder Cup risks becoming 'nonsense' after LIV Golf defections
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