LIV Golfers will continue to be able to play in the PGA Championship and Ryder Cup, but they are still running out of ways to qualify.
The PGA of America, the governing body that runs the major and the American side of the Ryder Cup, announced in a statement Thursday that LIV Golfers will remain eligible for the two events.
But the statement stopped short of announcing new avenues for the breakaway league’s players to qualify for both events.
“To ensure the PGA Championship will continue to deliver the strongest field in golf and that the U.S. Ryder Cup team will continue to have access to the best American players, the PGA of America board has determined that LIV Golf players will be eligible for both,” the statement reads. “Going forward, all LIV Golf players are eligible for the PGA Championship and any American player who qualifies for the Ryder Cup on points or is added to the U.S. team as a captain’s pick is eligible to compete.”