DP World Tour to bar LIV Golf players from its 2027 season and the Ryder Cup
Summary
The DP World Tour will not allow any player who signs up to LIV Golf next season to be a member of its circuit in 2027, Sky Sports reported on Monday 12 October. City A.M. reported that players who sign up to a resurrected LIV Golf tour will be prohibited from competing on the DP World Tour or in the Ryder Cup, and that the league has secured funding from BC Partners to exit bankruptcy proceedings after Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund pulled its backing. The Independent said the breakaway series is set to relaunch in 2027 and reported that Ryder Cup stars had been issued a new ultimatum.
Latest: The DP World Tour will not allow players who sign up to LIV Golf next season to be members of its circuit in 2027, and City A.M. reported that such players will also be prohibited from competing in the Ryder Cup.
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How it unfolded
Monday 12 October
The DP World Tour will not allow players who sign up to LIV Golf next season to be members of its circuit in 2027, and City A.M. reported that such players will also be prohibited from competing in the Ryder Cup.
- 06:42City A.M.LIV Golf players to be banned from DP World Tour and Ryder Cup
- 06:11The IndependentRyder Cup stars issued new ultimatum over DP World Tour and LIV Golf circuit
- 06:06Sky SportsDP World Tour to deny LIV Golf players memberships for 2027 season
- 05:17The IndependentDP World Tour reveals strong stance on LIV Golf players in 2027