Westwood raises concerns for DP World Tour after LIV's collapse
BBC Sport • 1 min read • Latest: Nov 6, 2026, 1:02 PM
Last updated Nov 6, 2026

Lee Westwood expressed concerns for the future of the DP World Tour following the collapse of LIV Golf. He anticipates that the PGA Tour will take a stronger stance against its European counterpart. Westwood's comments reflect broader anxieties about the changes in professional golf and their impact on player opportunities and competition. The implications of these shifts are expected to unfold as tours adjust to the evolving of the sport.
- •Lee Westwood voices worries about the DP World Tour's future.
- •PGA Tour expected to assert more control over European golf.
- •Collapsing of LIV Golf has prompted concerns among players.
- •Westwood suggests significant changes in player opportunities ahead.
- •The situation highlights ongoing tensions between tours.
- 1:02 PMBBC Sport — Westwood worried for DP World Tour after LIV collapse
"Former world number one Lee Westwood expects the PGA Tour to "play hardball" with its European counterparts following the demise of LIV.
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