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Brooks Koepka may have returned to the PGA Tour as a part of their newly formed program, but the same guideline also limits the path back for other LIV golfers, including Phil Mickelson. Speaking on The Adam Gold Show,

In response to fan research that shows a clear desire to see the best golfers competing together more often – as well as timely inquiries from players not curre

Brooks Koepka was reinstated by the PGA Tour, while Pat Perez hopes to play the PGA Tour Champions this year—and two pros support it.

Reed, a nine-time PGA Tour winner, was given honorary life membership on the DP World Tour in 2019 due to his staunch support of the European circuit. His commitment will run even deeper this year when he is likely to be paying fines for each LIV event he plays that conflicts with a DP World Tour tournament. The amount of each fine is not known.

Patrick Reed has been a LIV Golf player since the series' inception in 2022, but the 2018 Masters champion said he could see himself returning to the PGA Tour in the future

The LIV Golf realm was shaken to the core when Brooks Koepka suddenly announced his exit from the league. Surprisingly, despite a lot of back and forth, Koepka’s official reinstatement plea was accepted by the PGA Tour.

During LIV Golf’s off-season, Sergio Garcia appears to be working as an informal recruiter for the league. The Spaniard was among the first wave of players to leave the PGA Tour, making the move to LIV in June 2022.