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DP World Tour veteran Joost Luiten has absolutely unloaded on the thought of LIV players returning to the tour in 2027. Speaking to Ben Parsons of Today’s Golfer, Joost said:

“They should make it harder for guys to come back. Four years ago they didn’t give a shit about the DP World Tour. They made a decision to go after the money. And now all of a sudden, the money is gone and they want to come back and act like nothing happened. I don’t think that’s right.”

“There should be a rule that if you gave up your membership you lose all your exemption rights as well. Then you have to stay a member if you want to ever come back to this tour. A lot of the guys gave up their membership and now they come back like nothing happened and then they become a member again and they get all the rights that they had before they left.

“If they think that they are that good then show it at Q School and beat the guys. That’s how every other guy that wants to play on this tour has to go.”

A significant number of LIV players without status on the DP World Tour are also reported by Today’s Golfer as being in negotiations to earn a large number of sponsor invites in 2027 if they leave LIV Golf. Joost went on to give his opinion on that too:

“Why give them invites? If I apply for an invite if I’m not in a tournament, I’m not going to get it because it’s all going to the LIV guys. There’s only a certain amount of invites.

“Invites should be for young talent coming through and not guys that took the piss against this tour and now they want to come back and they get invites. I’m not a big fan of that.”

Joost has never been one to mince his words and he certainly didn’t on this subject either. Regardless of what Joost or the other DP World Tour members think, there will be a large contingent of ex LIV players on the tour in 2027 and it will definitely increase the strength of fields and make the tour more compelling as a competitive product.

Full article on the @todaysgolfer @joostluitenofficial