Sergio Garcia has set his sights on making a return to the Ryder Cup stage in 2025, after the LIV Golf star paid of fines and reapplied for membership to the DP World Tour

Sergio Garcia is taking the first steps to play on the 2025 Ryder Cup team. The 44-year-old Spaniard has reapplied for his membership on the DP World Tour, bunkered reported Monday. To be on the European Ryder Cup team,

After paying his fines and planning to serve his suspension, Sergio Garcia may once again play in the Ryder Cup.

Sergio Garcia will juggle commitments on LIV Golf and the DP World Tour in 2025 as the Spaniard eyes a Ryder Cup comeback after being forced to watch Europe's 2023 triumph from home

LIV Golf’s Sergio Garcia is set to return to the DP World Tour next year, opening up the possibility of him making a record-equaling 11th appearance at the Ryder Cup.

Judging by the information from the media, Sergio Garcia rejoined the DP World Tour, wanting to equal the record held by Lee Westwood and Sir Nick Faldo (11 appearances). Of course, the Spaniard must bear the consequences of his actions,

Sergio Garcia has been omitted from Europe's Ryder Cup warm-up event next January, despite paying off more than $1m in LIV Golf fines and having his DP World Tour membership reinstated.

Sergio Garcia has reapplied for membership to the DP World Tour with an eye on being eligible for next year's European Ryder Cup team.

He left it late, but Sergio Garcia is once again a member of the DP World Tour. Just beating the Nov. 17 deadline (the final day of last week’s season-ending DP World Tour Championship in Dubai) the Spaniard paid any and all fines he incurred through his participation in competing LIV Golf events,

Garcia has reportedly paid the outstanding fines that he owed the DP World Tour for joining LIV Golf, which makes him Ryder Cup eligible.

Spaniard’s decision to be fined and suspended to be eligible for the Ryder Cup probably means he misses ‘the events that matter’, says Rose.