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David Puig leaves LIV for European Tour
24-year-old Spanish golfer David Puig announces he won't play in LIV 2.0, choosing European Tour instead.
In brief
24-year-old Spanish golfer David Puig announces he won't play in LIV 2.0, choosing European Tour instead. David Puig, a 24-year-old Spanish golfer, will play the European Tour in 2027 after deciding not to join LIV 2.0. Originally reported by Golf.
David Puig announces LIV departure
David Puig, a 24-year-old Spanish golfer, announced he won't play in LIV 2.0 next year.
“I don't see myself playing in the LIV 2.0. It's a decision I've made”
Puig's LIV background
Puig spent his entire career with LIV after turning pro in 2022 and competing in two LIV events.
Puig's recent wins
Puig won the 2025 BMW Australian PGA Championship for his first dp world tour victory.
Puig's European Tour plans
Puig will play the european tour next year with a fuller schedule he enjoys.
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What matters most
David Puig, a 24-year-old Spanish golfer, will play the European Tour in 2027 after deciding not to join LIV 2.0.
