The PGA Tour is contemplating additional pathways for players from LIV Golf to return, as stated by CEO Brian Rolapp. Following reports that Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund (PIF) might withdraw funding from LIV Golf, Rolapp acknowledged that they are monitoring the situation closely. Notably, Brooks Koepka, a five-time major champion, returned to the PGA Tour in January after ending his contract with LIV Golf. His return came with strict conditions, including forfeiting player equity shares for five years and making a $5 million donation to charity. Patrick Reed, who left LIV Golf due to contract issues, is anticipated to rejoin the PGA Tour when his one-year suspension concludes on August 25. Rolapp emphasized that while the PGA Tour is focused on improvement, they are open to discussions about how to integrate former LIV players back into the fold. He likened LIV Golf's impact to past leagues that have spurred competition, suggesting that it has highlighted areas where the PGA Tour can enhance its offerings for players and fans alike.