Tyrrell Hatton is not taking part in LIV Golf 2.0, just the latest domino to fall as the PGA Tour's rival league faces an uncertain future.

Tyrrell Hatton has officially confirmed that he will not participate in LIV Golf 2.0 for the upcoming season. The 35-year-old announced his departure via an Instagram story on Friday, stating that he is looking forward to the next chapter of his career and his upcoming start in Abu Dhabi. His exit follows similar announcements from high-profile golfers including Jon Rahm, Ian Poulter, and Louis Oosthuizen.
Hatton's departure comes as LIV Golf navigates bankruptcy proceedings and works to secure key commitments ahead of a crucial deadline. With the DP World Tour barring LIV players from participating, Hatton's exit enables him to compete in events like the Abu Dhabi Aldar Championship and retain eligibility for future competitions such as the Ryder Cup.
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