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LIV Golf Dealt Further Blow As Lucas Herbert Departs After Best-Ever Season

On a tough day for LIV Golf, Lucas Herbert was reportedly the third man to confirm his exit after a two-win season, as he'll be looking to play on the DP World Tour next year…

By Paul Higham · Golf Monthly

Published: Friday, 23 October 2026 at 4:43 PM

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Lucas Herbert has reportedly confirmed his exit from LIV Golf after winning two tournaments last season.
Herbert is reportedly seeking a return to the DP World Tour alongside recent departures Ian Poulter and Branden Grace.
LIV Golf CEO Scott O'Neil faces an October 25 deadline linked to a potential $300 million BC Partners deal.

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Lucas Herbert has reportedly decided to leave LIV Golf ahead of its 2.0 launch, following a two-win season where he finished fourth in the individual standings. The 30-year-old Australian reportedly joins Ian Poulter and Branden Grace in turning down LIV 2.0 to pursue a return to the DP World Tour next season.

His departure comes as LIV Golf CEO Scott O'Neil faces an October 25 deadline to secure signings for a potential $300 million investment deal with BC Partners. Herbert faces a one-year ban from the PGA Tour and currently holds no official status on the DP World Tour.

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LIV Golf Dealt Further Blow As Lucas Herbert Departs After Best-Ever Season

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