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LIV Golf Considering Potential Partnership with DP World Tour

News RoomBy News RoomNovember 29, 2024Updated:November 29, 20243 Mins Read
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The ongoing talks between the PGA Tour and Saudi PIF have been dragging on, leading to speculation that the DP World Tour and LIV Golf could potentially reach their own agreement to coexist harmoniously. While the DP World Tour is still involved in the negotiations between the PGA Tour and PIF, progress has been slow. Reports from Bloomberg suggest that LIV Golf is considering a separate deal with the DP World Tour, with both entities possibly working together.

The DP World Tour has not directly addressed these reports, but they have stated that the main talks are still ongoing. Discussions between the DP World Tour, PGA Tour Enterprises, SSG, and PIF are focused on the overall future of men’s global golf, but no agreements have been reached yet. Any potential talks between LIV Golf and the DP World Tour would likely aim to coordinate event schedules to avoid conflicts and allow LIV Golf stars to participate in DP World Tour events more regularly.

The current stance of the DP World Tour has softened somewhat since initial conflicts arose involving players resigning membership or facing fines and suspensions for joining LIV Golf. While some punishments remain in place, players like Sergio Garcia have paid fines and regained membership, and others have been allowed to play while going through an appeal process. Nine LIV Golfers currently hold membership for the DP World Tour in 2025, and they continue to face fines and suspensions under the current circumstances.

One potential scenario being considered is for LIV Golf to redirect funds used to cover fines towards bolstering prize money for certain DP World Tour events and providing more opportunities for LIV players to compete in them. Both parties could benefit from agreeing on a schedule that allows for both tours to coexist, with DP World Tour events potentially seeing increased financial support and star power from LIV Golf players. This arrangement could also benefit LIV Golf players by providing access to Official World Golf Ranking points and Majors.

Ultimately, the success of any potential agreement between LIV Golf and the DP World Tour will depend on the outcome of negotiations between the PGA Tour and DP World Tour. There appears to be more tension between American players on the PGA Tour and LIV Golf stars, which could impact the final decision. However, finding a mutually beneficial solution that allows both tours to thrive and players to compete at the highest level could be in the best interest of all parties involved.

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