PGA Tour not focused on LIV player reintegration before 2026

14 articles · Updated · GOLF.com · May 8

CEO Brian Rolapp said some players have held talks, but LIV golfers remain under contract while Saudi Arabia's PIF backs the league through the 2026 season.
He said any return would have to balance the Tour's future with current members' views, especially for divisive figures such as Bryson DeChambeau and Jon Rahm.
Rolapp said the earlier Returning Members Program is closed; possible routes back may differ, with Patrick Reed's DP World Tour path potentially available only to some.

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