LIV Golf has accused the DP World Tour of making a “clear attempt to interfere” with its restructuring process after the European tour announced that players competing on the breakaway circuit would be refused membership next season.
The dispute centres on the DP World Tour’s decision to deny membership to anyone who plays on LIV Golf during the next season. LIV has objected to the policy, describing it as interference with changes being made within its organisation.
The decision creates a fresh divide between the established European tour and LIV Golf, which operates separately from the DP World Tour. The available information does not provide further details about the restructuring process or specify how many players could be affected by the membership decision.
The latest position is that the DP World Tour intends to refuse membership to players who compete on LIV next season, while LIV Golf has publicly challenged that approach as the two circuits remain in dispute over participation and tour membership.
