ヘンリック・ステンソンの復帰計画：DPワールドツアー2026

ヘンリック・ステンソンの復帰計画：DPワールドツアー2026

Goff’s loyalty tugofwar takes a twist. Henrik Stenson, the former Open champion, is plotting a surprising comeback to the DP World Tour in 2026. After his controversial stint with the Liv Golf League, Stenson, a Swedish golf veteran at 49, has reportedly paid over 1 million pounds in fines to the European circuit for his participation in conflicting live events, as revealed by Bunkered. This move comes after a tumultuous journey that began with Stenson’s decision to join the Saudibacked live golf league three years ago. a choice that cost him the prestigious role of Europe’s RDER Cup captain for the 2023 Rome match. But here’s where it gets controversial. Stenson’s Liv campaign this year failed to impress, leading to his demotion from the 56 player live circuit. He initially won on his live debut in 2022, but finished a disappointing 49th in the individual standings this season, landing him in the dreaded drop zone. The Liv Circuit’s relegation system is a strategic move to gain recognition from the official World Golf Ranking, which would grant its players access to the prestigious major championships. However, Stenson seems to be leaning towards a return to the DP World Tour. Rather than attempting to reclaim his spot on the main live circuit in a reflective tone, Stenson shared, “It’s all part of the game. Some years you’re up, some years you’re down.” He had resigned from the DP World Tour in 2023. Following in the footsteps of fellow live defectors Ian Palter, Sergio Garcia, Lee Westwood, and Richard Bland, the tour had imposed strict sanctions, including bans of up to eight events and hefty fines for each tournament regulation breach. In a surprising turn, England’s Lorie Caner has become the first LIIV defector to regain eligibility on the PGA Tour thanks to an impressive season on the DP World Tour. Caner’s success raises questions about the future of the LIV Golf League and the choices made by its players. This news sparks a debate. Is Stenson’s decision to return to the DP World Tour a strategic move or a sign of loyalty? Will other players follow suit or is the allure of the LIV Golf League too strong? The golf world is watching and opinions are sure to vary. What do you think?

Former Open champion Henrik Stenson is making a comeback to the DP World Tour in 2026. After being fined and removed from the LIV Golf League, Stenson is settling his dues and planning his return.
We delve into the details of Stenson’s journey, from his successful LIV debut in 2022 to his recent relegation and the fines he had to pay. Discover why Stenson chose to return to the DP World Tour and the impact of LIV’s relegation system on the Official World Golf Ranking.
Join us as we explore the world of golf and the latest news surrounding Henrik Stenson’s career.