Ryder Cup 2024: Inclusion of LIV Golfers on the Horizon

Ryder Cup captains Keegan Bradley and Luke Donald express openness to including LIV Golf players in their respective teams for the upcoming competition. Despite controversy, they emphasize selecting the best players available. LIV Golf remains a viable source for talent, though some players need to rejoin relevant tours to be eligible.

In a forward-thinking move, Ryder Cup captains Keegan Bradley and Luke Donald have announced their intention to consider LIV Golf athletes for inclusion in next year's prestigious event. With the tournament still some time away, both leaders are committed to assembling the best teams possible.

During a news conference held in New York for the anticipated event, Donald affirmed that players satisfying the regulations of the DP World Tour remain eligible for selection. Meanwhile, Bradley confirmed his strategy to select the top 12 players, irrespective of their affiliations, as the competition nears.

The PGA of America has also revealed that American LIV golfers can vie for Ryder Cup positions, provided they maintain PGA membership. Echoing this sentiment on the European front, Donald has engaged in dialogue with star player Sergio Garcia over a potential return to eligibility.

(With inputs from agencies.)