European Ryder Cup captain Luke Donald says he is pleased that golfer Jon Rahm will be available for Ryder Cup selection after resolving a dispute with the DP World Tour. According to BBC Sport and Sky Sports, Rahm’s availability follows an agreement that settles the long-standing fines dispute between Rahm and the tour. Donald comments that he is “delighted” to have Rahm in consideration, framing the resolution as a positive development for Ryder Cup planning. Sky Sports adds that Donald describes the situation as involving a dispute that ends with an agreement between Rahm and the tour, and he references the idea of brothers fighting, implying the matter is resolved amicably rather than permanently adversarial. Both outlets present the resolution of the fines saga as the key factor behind Rahm’s return to eligibility for Ryder Cup selection. The reports focus on Donald’s reaction and the status change resulting from the settlement, without detailing further terms of the agreement or implications for other players.