A handful of players from the DP World Tour have given their thoughts about LIV Golfers earning starts on the circuit in the future, with mixed responses aplenty…

DP World Tour professionals have offered mixed reactions regarding the potential return of LIV Golf players to the European circuit. Following decisions by golfers such as Ian Poulter, Lucas Herbert, and Tyrrell Hatton not to return for LIV Golf 2.0, debate has emerged regarding whether former LIV participants should receive tournament invites or be forced to qualify through Q School.
Ewen Ferguson and Richard Mansell criticized returning players who had previously spoken negatively about the DP World Tour. Meanwhile, Eddie Pepperell and Lee Westwood argued that while marquee stars could receive exemptions, other players without existing exemptions should earn their spots through qualifying stages, ensuring fairness for regular tour members.
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