Scottie Scheffler Dismisses Question on LIV Golfers Rejoining PGA Tour
Scottie Scheffler dismissed questions about LIV Golf players potentially rejoining the PGA Tour after his round at the Cadillac Championship in Miami, expressing disinterest in discussing the topic immediately post-play. Speculation has grown about a possible return pathway for LIV Golf athletes, particularly after reports of funding issues and players reaching out to PGA officials. While some returning players could face penalties like those imposed on Brooks Koepka, a formal 'Returning Membership Program' may allow reintegration under specific conditions.
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By Cole SullivanShareNewsweek is a Trust Project memberSee more of our trusted coverage when you search.Prefer Newsweek on Googleto see more of our trusted coverage when you search.World No. 1 Scottie Scheffler had just finished his round on Day 1 of the Cadillac Championship in Miami when questions quickly turned to the LIV Golf League and the possibility of its players returning to the PGA Tour.Some believe players looking to transition back to the Tour should face penalties — whether financial, similar to what Brooks Koepka encountered, or by spending time on an alternative circuit like the DP World Tour, where Patrick Reed is currently competing.Still, uncertainty surrounds what could happen if LIV Golf were to shut down after reportedly losing funding this week.
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