All news on the topic: Ryder Cup

Jon Rahm had hoped that Adrian Otaegui would replace Sergio Garcia as his Spanish partner at this year's Ryder Cup, but Otaegui's qualification hopes have taken a hit due to his LIV Golf links

It remains to be seen whether any LIV Golf players will compete at this year's Ryder Cup in Rome, and the latest to have his say on the selection process is Rory McIlroy

Jack Nicklaus is on hosting duty at this week's Memorial Tournament, and the 18-time major champion did not hold back when discussing the LIV Golf-PGA Tour saga

Ian Poulter's Ryder Cup career has come to an end due to his LIV Golf allegiances, after making the decision to resign his DP World Tour membership earlier this month

Jon Rahm's trusty Ryder Cup partner Sergio Garcia will no longer feature for Team Europe after he was forced to resign from the DP World Tour due his LIV Golf allegiances

Brooks Koepka's victory at the PGA Championship will have put himself and his fellow LIV Golf stars back into the Ryder Cup conversation, leaving Zach Johnson with a huge decision to make

LIV Golf star Mickelson was among those to switch to the breakaway Saudi-backed league and praised its progress as it approaches its year anniversary of its first event

Dustin Johnson is still yet to found if he is able to compete for Team USA at this year's Ryder Cup at Marco Simone in Rome after joining LIV Golf last summer

A number of American LIV Golf stars will be hoping they are eligible to compete at this year's Ryder Cup, with the selection power lying in the hands of captain Zach Johnson

Much has been said about the relationship between LIV Golf players and those on the PGA Tour, but it seems friendships have remained despite the ongoing feud between the two circuits.

Rory McIlroy has broken his silence after LIV Golf stars Sergio Garcia, Ian Poulter and Lee Westwood resigned their DP World Tour memberships, becoming ineligible for the Ryder Cup

Three of Europe's biggest names in Ian Poulter, Lee Westwood and Sergio Garcia have all lost the chance to compete at future Ryder Cups after joining LIV Golf.

Lee Westwood joined fellow European LIV golfers Sergio Garcia, Ian Poulter and Richard Bland in resigning their DP World Tour membership following recent sanctions.

Lee Westwood has resigned from the DP World Tour but delivered several parting shots with the 50-year-old now unable to feature in the Ryder Cup last this year

Lee Westwood, Ian Poulter and Sergio Garcia have made decisions over their future in the DP World Tour and the Ryder Cup after deciding to join the Saudi-backed breakaway LIV Golf

With a number of Europe's biggest golfers set to give up their DP World Tour memberships due to their LIV Golf allegiances, fellow pro Eddie Pepperell has not held back with his criticism

Sergio Garcia was one of Europe's big names to join LIV Golf last summer, but the Spaniard has admitted he is paying no attention to the DP World Tour's recent sanctioning of LIV players

It remains to be seen whether LIV Golf players will be eligible to compete at this year's Ryder Cup, but this has not stopped Brooks Koepka and Dustin Johnson from aiming for Rome

LIV Golf players have seemingly been blacklisted from this year's Ryder Cup, but it seems the same can not be said for caddies, with the brother of European captain Luke Donald set to be involved

A number of major champions chose to make the move to the LIV Golf Series, but US Open and PGA Championship winner Padraig Harrington chose to decline the mega-money offer

Europe will take on the United States in Rome later this year, with both teams yet to announce whether participants on the Saudi-backed LIV Golf tour will be allowed to participate

LIV Golf rebels almost certainly won't feature for Europe at the Ryder Cup after a recent arbitration ruling, a blow to event icons like Ian Poulter and Lee Westwood

Luke Donald is the man in charge of selecting Europe's Ryder Cup team this year, but the Englishman has been warned by one of his predecessor's Paul McGinley to swerve away from LIV Golf players

Patrick Reed is one of the LIV rebels lining up at the Masters and knows what it takes to triumph at the famous major having been victorious in 2018

In an attempt to win his right to compete on the DP World Tour, Patrick Reed argued the emotional case that fans in Europe were "wittier and kinder" than their American counterparts