The wave of golfers leaving the LIV Tour appears to be building, as Brooks Koepka's official return to the PGA Tour was announced this week. Reports claim that Jon Rahm and Cameron Smith could also rejoin the Tour this month.
This mass exodus could spell the end for the Saudi-backed Tour, but there is likely to be frustration from the loyal PGA Tour players that LIV players have been allowed to get their mega pay cheques before returning to action, like nothing has happened.
Financial restrictions could be considered fair, as Koepka has agreed to make a charity donation and will also forego any FedEx Cup bonuses.
But, should LIV players be allowed to rejoin the PGA Tour with such ease? Some would argue it's only enhancing the competition by having all of the best players back on the same circuit.
