LIV Golf's hottest young stars plot tour move after signing up for Q School
- Several LIV Golf players have entered DP World Tour Q School as uncertainty over the league’s future continues.
- Michael La Sasso, a young player from LIV, aims to broaden his opportunities by signing up for Q School.
- Luis Masaveu and Josele Ballester are also among the young LIV players entering Q School qualifiers.
- DP World Tour is prepared to resume fining players next season for breaching conflicting events rules.
- The current uncertainty around LIV’s future has shifted the landscape for players seeking tour cards.
Several players from LIV Golf have signed up for the DP World Tour Q School as uncertainty regarding the league's future persists. This decision comes amid ongoing speculation about the viability of LIV Golf, particularly following the cancellation of its team finale in Michigan.
Michael La Sasso, currently ranked 53rd in the season-long standings, is among those looking to secure a future outside of LIV. He has not performed well in his rookie season, prompting him to explore other playing opportunities.
Other players, including Luis Masaveu and Josele Ballester, are also entering the Q School qualifiers, as they do not have prior status on the European circuit. The DP World Tour has indicated that it will resume fining players for breaches of its rules regarding conflicting events next season, adding to the challenges for LIV players seeking to compete on multiple tours.
LIV高尔夫最受欢迎的年轻明星在报名Q学校后计划转战巡回赛
几名LIV高尔夫球员已报名参加DP世界巡回赛Q学校，因为该联赛的未来仍不确定。这一决定是在对LIV高尔夫的可行性进行持续猜测的背景下做出的，特别是在其团队决赛在密歇根州被取消之后。
目前在赛季长期排名中位列第53的Michael La Sasso是希望在LIV之外确保未来的球员之一。他在新秀赛季的表现不佳，这促使他探索其他比赛机会。
其他球员，包括Luis Masaveu和Josele Ballester，也正在参加Q学校资格赛，因为他们在欧洲巡回赛上没有先前的资格。DP世界巡回赛已表示，将在下个赛季恢复对违反其冲突事件规则的球员罚款，这为希望在多个巡回赛上竞争的LIV球员增加了挑战。