
Bryson DeChambeau must submit his membership application by the 14th to return.
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As LIV Golf enters bankruptcy proceedings due to financial difficulties, attention is focused on the activities of its players. DP World Tour reported that if DeChambeau wanted, he would give him the 'Category 1', which is given to the winner of a major tournament or Race to Dubai over the past seven years.
To return, you must submit your membership application by the 14th.
(Seoul = Yonhap News) Reporter Taeyong Choi = As LIV Golf enters bankruptcy proceedings due to financial difficulties, attention is focused on the activities of its players.
Britain's Telegraph reported on the 6th (Korean time) that DP World Tour offered full seeding rights to the European tournament to Bryson DeChambeau (USA), who played at LIV Golf.
The media added that if DeChambeau wishes, the DP World Tour will give him Category 1, which is given to the winner of a major tournament or Race to Dubai over the past seven years.
DeChambeau won the US Open, a major tournament in 2022.
As LIV Golf entered bankruptcy proceedings, key players such as Jon Lam, Sergio Garcia (Spain), and Tyrrell Hatton (England) have already announced their return to the DP World Tour.
However, DeChambeau has not yet released an official statement.
DeChambeau expressed confidence until recently that "(LIV Golf's) business model is very sound and I hope this league will continue to exist forever."
If DeChambeau wants to give up hope of LIV Golf and return to the DP World Tour, he must submit a membership application by the 14th.
The PGA Tour allowed Brooks Koepka (USA), who played for LIV Golf, to return earlier this year.
However, PGA Tour CEO Brian Rollapp did not reveal plans for returning other players, emphasizing that "this was a one-time proposal."
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DeChambeau is likely to submit his DP World Tour membership application by the 14th.
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