Garcia bids for Ryder Cup return as he confirms LIV exit
European players such as Sergio Garcia have also been told that signing with the new-look LIV would make them ineligible for European Tour membership.
Sergio Garcia, a leading golfer, is set to return to the Ryder Cup next year after announcing his exit from the struggling LIV Golf circuit. The breakaway league, which faced bankruptcy protection, is attempting to relaunch. However, this move has caused several players, including Garcia, to confirm their departure from LIV. European players like Garcia have been informed that signing with LIV makes them ineligible for European tour membership and consequently, the Ryder Cup.
Garcia, who holds the record for the most points in Ryder Cup history with 28.5 points in 10 appearances, is currently working on his game and mental health. He stated that he left Augusta National disappointed with his actions last year but is now ready to demonstrate his improved mental state. Garcia also mentioned his potential return to the PGA Tour and his pride in being a part of the DP World (European) Tour.
He expressed his desire to earn a spot on the Ryder Cup team and contribute to the team's success. The future of LIV remains uncertain as it filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection due to the loss of financial support from Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund.
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- Garcia leaves LIV, targets DP World Tour return and Ryder Cup place channelnewsasia.com
