Over the past few weeks, one of the most heavily debated topics in professional golf has been whether or not players should be paid to participate in the Ryder Cup. According to a report, members of the U.

The experienced Englishman, who has been a part of the golf scene for years, emphasizes that his decision regarding the Ryder Cup was primarily guided by principles.

LIV golfer Ian Poulter recently revealed that he opted out of paying the $2.4 million required to compete in the Ryder Cup.

The lynchpin of that success, famously dubbed ‘The Miracle in Medinah’, was Poulter - winning all four of his matches as the visitors pulled off a sensational comeback from 10-6 down on the final day.

Ian Poulter has competed in every LIV Golf event since the breakaway league was formed in June 2022, and has co-captained the Majesticks alongside Lee Westwood and Henrik Stenson

England's Ian Poulter has revealed when he plans to step away from the breakaway LIV Golf League as he offered his take on Sergio Garcia's Ryder Cup dream.

The LIV golfer has told Sports Illustrated’s Matt Vincenzi that he isn't considering paying fines due to the DP World Tour to allow him to rejoin the circuit and give him Ryder Cup eligibility

Ian Poulter has no plans to pay off fines owed to the DP World Tour in order to make a return to the circuit, unlike fellow LIV Golf member Sergio Garcia, who has settled his debts