Brooks Koepka and Bryson DeChambeau likely to be thrilled with surprising announcement
Brooks Koepka and Bryson DeChambeau will be delighted to hear that the PGA of America has confirmed LIV Golf League players will be able to participate in the Ryder Cup.
LIV Golf players will be allowed to participate in the Ryder Cup, according to a report.
Per bunkered, the PGA of America has confirmed breakaway tour players will be permitted to play in next September's contest at Bethpage Block.
An alarming report from Telegraph Sport emerged earlier in the week, suggesting Bryson DeChambeau and Brooks Koepka's inclusion in the dust-up were in jeopardy.
That was because so-called 'grace period' concerning money owed to the PGA Tour had expired in June.
Now the governing body, which also oversees the PGA Championship, have confirmed U.S. captain Keegan Bradley will have the opportunity to pick LIV players if he chooses.
A spokesperson for the PGA of America said a decision had been made to ensure the 'U.S. Ryder Cup team continue to have access to the best American players.'
bunkered also reported LIV's mastermind and PIF governor, Yasir Al-Rumayyan, was at PGA of America headquarters earlier in the week.
This is a breaking news story and is currently being updated.
