Sergio Garcia has confirmed that he is leaving LIV Golf and is targeting a return to the Ryder Cup after saying he will rejoin the DP World Tour.
The Spaniard becomes the latest high-profile player to depart the Saudi-backed breakaway circuit. His decision marks a move back towards the established European professional golf structure through the DP World Tour.
Garcia has also made clear that a Ryder Cup comeback is one of his aims. His plans are therefore focused not only on continuing his career outside LIV Golf, but also on putting himself in contention for a place in a future European team.
The supplied details do not include a timetable for Garcia’s return to the DP World Tour or information about how he could qualify for the Ryder Cup. His announcement confirms, however, that he intends to leave LIV Golf and resume involvement with the European-based tour.
