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Top golfers to get no favours for PGA Tour return after LIV bankruptcy

The Guardian Australia - Sport · 16 September 2026 at 1:44 am

Top golfers to get no favours for PGA Tour return after LIV bankruptcy

PGA commissioner: ‘The Tour is built on meritocracy’ Rahm and Hatton likely to start back on DP World Tour The head of the PGA Tour has insisted there will be no favours offered to golfers looking to return to the platform following LIV’s bankruptcy filing last week.

The increasing likelihood is players such as Jon Rahm, Cameron Smith and Tyrrell Hatton will have to play their way back on to the PGA Tour through performances in Europe in 2027 in what would represent a boost to the DP World Tour.

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