
Golfer Sergio García has officially announced that he will not continue in LIV Golf and will return to the DP World Tour next season, reaffirming his link with the European circuit where he began his professional career.
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Sergio García was part of LIV Golf since its creation in 2022. The golfer maintains the possibility of returning to the PGA Tour after completing the current sanction period.
He had already hinted at it at the last Spanish Open and this Thursday he officially confirmed it. Sergio García will not play LIV 2.0, the new and watered down version of the Saudi Golf League, if it comes to life due to his financing problems.
"Next season I will play on the DP World Tour. This circuit has been a very important part of my career from the beginning and I am proud to call it home again," said the 46-year-old golfer from Castellón in a statement.
García leaves LIV after being part of its structure since its birth in 2022 and will now return to play the European circuit while maintaining, he assures, the door open to also return to the PGA Tour. According to current rules, that return would have to wait at least until he has served a one-year ban since his last appointment at LIV, on August 23.
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