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Tour winner defends LIV pros' return path
Erik van Rooyen insists ex-LIV Golf players must return to Q-school to regain PGA Tour cards.
In brief
Erik van Rooyen insists ex-LIV Golf players must return to Q-school to regain PGA Tour cards. Two-time PGA Tour winner Erik van Rooyen says former LIV Golf players should go back to Q-school to regain Tour status. Originally reported by Golf.
Erik van Rooyen's stance on LIV pros
Two-time PGA Tour winner Erik van Rooyen is fighting to keep his PGA Tour card at this week’s Austin Championship.
LIV Golf's collapse and return path
Former LIV Golf pros must pay a penalty and likely serve a one-year suspension before returning to the PGA Tour.
Van Rooyen's Q-school demand

Van Rooyen argues ex-LIV pros should be forced to 'go back to Q-school' to regain PGA Tour status.
“go back to Q-school”
Van Rooyen's press conference
Van Rooyen doubled down on his criticism during a post-round press conference at the Austin Championship.
Van Rooyen's exemption for stars
Van Rooyen says major-winning stars like Jon Rahm should be exempt from returning to Q-school.
“Jon Rahm has no reason to go back to Q-school”
Van Rooyen's personal stance
Van Rooyen claims he has nothing personal against LIV players but insists they should follow the rules.
“nothing personal at all”
The headline
Two-time PGA Tour winner Erik van Rooyen says former LIV Golf players should go back to Q-school to regain Tour status.





