DP World Tour negotiates return of LIV golfers ahead of deadline
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 9, 2026, 4:30 PM
Last updated Oct 9, 2026

The DP World Tour is reportedly negotiating terms with several golfers looking to exit LIV contracts. Jon Rahm has recently announced his departure from LIV, citing unacceptable terms in LIV 2.0. This development comes as LIV faces a looming deadline for golfers to renew contracts by October 25. The DP World Tour could offer opportunities for former LIV players, although exemptions will not include Rolex Series events at this time. A DPWT representative noted high interest from potential returnees, pending their release from existing contractual obligations.
- •Several LIV golfers are in advanced talks to exit their contracts.
- •Jon Rahm has declared he will not participate in LIV going forward.
- •LIV has a looming October 25 deadline for player contract decisions.
- •Returning LIV golfers may compete in DP World Tour events but not Rolex Series.
- •High interest among golfers looking to join DP World Tour has been reported.
- 4:30 PMYahoo Sports — Report: DP World Tour in advanced talks to bring LIV golfers back
"The DP World Tour appears to be throwing a lifeline to those golfers getting out of their LIV contracts.
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