Bryson DeChambeau has suggested it would require significant changes for him to rejoin the PGA Tour, amid concerns over the long-term viability of LIV Golf.
DeChambeau, a prominent figure in the breakaway LIV Golf organisation, is reportedly weighing up his options as doubts grow over the tour's lifespan without Saudi funding.
In an interview, DeChambeau stated that he would need to see 'something substantial' from the PGA Tour in order to consider a return.
DeChambeau's comments come as LIV Golf faces increasing uncertainty, with the tour's future funding arrangements and its ability to attract top talent both under scrutiny.
LIV Golf has been backed by Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund, but concerns over the human rights record of the country's government have led to several high-profile withdrawals from the tour.
As DeChambeau considers his future, the PGA Tour continues to dominate the golfing landscape, with several high-profile tournaments and a strong schedule for the upcoming season.