Sergio Garcia should pay enormous sum to play in Ryder Cup once more amid LIV Golf row

Sergio Garcia has came upon he must pay greater than £800k ($1 million) in fines to get again into the DP World Tour and play within the Ryder Cup once more.

Garcia joined the brand new LIV Golf group in June 2022, however this transfer has value him loads. The DP World Tour can now tremendous and cease gamers who be a part of LIV occasions after profitable a giant courtroom struggle.

Garcia left the DP World Tour to keep away from extra bother after they began to punish gamers.

The most necessary factor for Garcia is that he misplaced his likelihood to play within the Ryder Cup by giving up his tour card. He has gained extra factors within the Ryder Cup than anybody else.

On the Rick Shiels Golf Show, Garcia stated he needs to hitch the DP World Tour once more so he can play within the Ryder Cup in 2025, reviews The Mirror.

“I am going to be a member again of the European Tour,” stated Garcia. “I always said that I wanted to, when I joined LIV, keep being a member of the DP World Tour. Obviously they didn’t make it too easy to be able to do that, [but] I want to give myself the best possibility of playing the Ryder Cup.”

US Open champion Matt Fitzpatrick is but to search out out if he has certified mechanically for the Ryder Cup workforce – and he’s okay with that.

“Only playing a handful of events, it is not easy to make it unless you do super well. But I guess at the end of the day if I am eligible, they see I am making the effort and I do well with LIV and I am consistent then at least hopefully I can be considered, not only because of my game but what I can bring to the team, and my history in the event.”

Now in line with the Telegraph, Garcia shall be required to settle his excellent fines first if he’s to have any likelihood of constructing Luke Donald’s European setup at Bethpage Black in 2025. Per the report, Garcia is the one LIV star but to pay the preliminary £100,000 tremendous first handed out final spring.

According to a Telegraph supply, the Fireballs captain has claimed he’ll solely pay out his sanctions if he’s thought of for Ryder Cup choice in 2025. “Sergio’s statement was bizarre, seeing as he resigned when refusing to pay the first fine,” the supply stated.

“He is probably hoping a deal is worked out in the current negotiations with PIF [the Saudi sovereign wealth fund], and there is an amnesty and a clear pathway back. But there is a strong feeling among the tour’s rank and file that the fines will have to be honoured first and Sergio has only so far offered to pay if he could be considered for the Ryder Cup.”