User talk:DP World Tour “Garcia must pay 1.6 billion won to return”

Garcia playing for LIV Golf.

It was revealed that Sergio Garcia (Spain), who aspires to participate in the Ryder Cup, the U.S.-Europe golf competition next year, will spend a lot of money to return to the DP World Tour, which is a prerequisite for participating in the Ryder Cup.

In an interview with Rick Shields, a professional golf YouTuber and former PGA Tour player, a DP World Tour official said, "Garcia does not seem to be aware of the obstacles he must overcome in wanting to regain his DP World Tour membership." The Telegraph reported on the 1st (Korean time) that he said. 스포츠 토토사이트

Garcia, who gave up his DP World Tour membership after moving to LIV Golf, was unable to participate in last year's Ryder Cup, and has often expressed his desire to stand on the Ryder Cup stage again next year.

He recently said, "I will regain my DP World Tour membership and participate in DP World Tour competitions to accumulate points for Ryder Cup representative selection. It may not be easy, but I want to at least try."

Garcia, who won the most points in the Ryder Cup among European players, showed such a strong attachment to the Ryder Cup that he complained that his biggest regret after moving to LIV Golf was not being able to play in the Ryder Cup.

However, in order to return to the DP World Tour, he must first pay the overdue fine.

According to DP World Tour, Garcia did not pay a fine of 983,000 pounds (about 1.6 billion won).

All other players, including Louis Oosthuizen (South Africa), who played in the DP World Tour but transferred to LIV Golf, paid their fines in full and participated in DP World Tour competitions whenever the opportunity arose, but Garcia was the only one who did not pay the fine.

In addition, even if Garcia pays the fine in full, he will still be subject to a nine-game ban that has not yet been served.

The Telegraph quoted a source as saying that Garcia believes he can play in the DP World Tour again without paying a fine if the merger negotiations between the Saudi Arabian Sovereign Wealth Fund (PIF) and the PGA Tour and DP World Tour are concluded smoothly. It was reported.

However, the media added that there are loud voices within the DP World Tour that Garcia should not be allowed to return.

“At this point, it's not going to go Garcia's way,” said a person who spoke to Shields. “We have a policy that says we may not accept an application for membership for any reason.” 슬롯사이트