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The PGA Tour is exploring ways to accommodate players who decide to return to its circuit after leaving LIV Golf, whose future is uncertain given that Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund (PIF), its main sponsor, is about to end its support.

In an interview on «The Pat McAfee Show» podcast, PGA Tour CEO Brian Rolapp was asked if there was a «defined path» for other players who wanted to rejoin, following Brooks Koepka’s return and with Patrick Reed also looking to come back.

Pga Tour, statement

«We’re thinking about it. We read the same headlines you guys do, but we don’t know what’s going on over there. We know those guys have contracts, and we’ll respect that. Brooks (Koepka) came back to the tour because he made a call and said, ‘My contract has expired, and I’m ready to come back.’ So we’re considering it,» he concluded.

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