Sergio Garcia's LIV Golf Win Revives Ryder Cup Eligibility Debate

The 45-year-old golfer's Hong Kong victory highlights his form, but questions linger over his potential return to Team Europe.

Sergio Garcia secured his second LIV Golf title in Hong Kong with an impressive 7-under 63, winning by three strokes.
Garcia's record-breaking Ryder Cup history includes 28 ½ points over 10 appearances, making him Europe's all-time top scorer.
The golfer resigned from the DP World Tour in 2023 after joining LIV Golf, initially making him ineligible for Ryder Cup selection.
Garcia has since paid fines and engaged in discussions to reinstate his DP World Tour membership, a requirement for Ryder Cup eligibility.
While some fans and players support his inclusion, others remain critical, citing his LIV Golf affiliation and past controversies.