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PGA Tour 'Not Contemplating' Allowing More LIV Returns
Commissioner Brian Rolapp said accountability and discipline remain guiding principles as LIV Golf’s bankruptcy leaves several top players’ futures uncertain.
- On Tuesday, Commissioner Brian Rolapp said the PGA Tour is not considering a returning-member program that would allow LIV Golf players to rejoin the U.S.-based circuit.
- Following LIV Golf's Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing in New Jersey last week, Rolapp emphasized that accountability and discipline remain guiding principles for the Tour.
- Five-Times major champion Brooks Koepka rejoined the PGA Tour in January, forfeiting an estimated $50-85 million in potential Player Equity Program equity for the move.
- Bankruptcy filings identify major champions Jon Rahm and Bryson DeChambeau as top unsecured creditors, with each owed more than $5 million by the circuit.
- The Public Investment Fund will cut funding at the close of 2026, as the circuit aims to exit bankruptcy by early 2027 while the Tour prepares its two-tiered system for 2028 launch.
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The Toronto Star+4 Reposted by 4 other sources
PGA Tour not contemplating path back for LIV players similar to Brooks Koepka
CEO Brian Rolapp said Tuesday the PGA Tour is not considering a path back for LIV Golf players like the program it offered Brooks Koepka and three other top players at the start of the year.
·Toronto, Canada
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The Independent (US)
The Independent (US)PGA Tour rules out return programme for LIV Golf players
LIV Golf filed for bankruptcy protection last week amid uncertainty over the rebel league’s future
·London, United Kingdom
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PGA Tour CEO Brian Rolapp reiterates it is not considering a returning member program for LIV golfers
PGA Tour CEO Brian Rolapp says LIV Golf players have no path back, citing meritocracy and accountability. The returning member program used by Brooks Koepka won't return.
·New York, United States
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