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The PGA Tour is closing the door on a special reentry program for LIV Golf players, at least for now, as CEO Brian Rolapp reaffirms the Tour’s commitment to a merit-based system and its goal of being golf’s premier destination. With LIV Golf in financial turmoil and facing bankruptcy, top stars like Jon Rahm and Bryson DeChambeau are left uncertain about their futures — Rahm admits he can’t commit until his current LIV season ends. While the “returning member” route is off the table, other pathways remain open: players with European Tour eligibility may still earn PGA Tour cards, and talks are underway for a potential alliance that could create new opportunities. The Tour is prioritizing stability and rewarding loyalty — but for now, no shortcuts for former LIVers.
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