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After Ryder Cup eligibility changes, Justin Rose sees ‘different’ team ahead

The DP World Tour's eligibility changes surrounding LIV Golf members means the 2027 Ryder Cup will likely have some fresh faces.

By Kevin Cunningham · Golf

Published: Tuesday, 13 October 2026 at 4:32 PM

Key Things to Know

Justin Rose expects Europe's 2027 Ryder Cup lineup to look different following new eligibility rules.
The DP World Tour announced LIV Golf members cannot compete next season, ruling them out of the Ryder Cup.
Captain Luke Donald and prospective European team members recently visited 2027 host venue Adare Manor.

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Justin Rose believes Europe's 2027 Ryder Cup team could look significantly different following new DP World Tour eligibility regulations. Rose's comments came ahead of the DP World India Championship in New Delhi, following a team scouting trip to Adare Manor in Ireland organized by European captain Luke Donald.

The DP World Tour recently barred LIV Golf members from competing next season, officially stripping them of Ryder Cup eligibility. Rose noted that the shift creates a clearer pathway for DP World Tour regulars and suggested more players may return to the tour to pursue qualification points.

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After Ryder Cup eligibility changes, Justin Rose sees ‘different’ team ahead

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