LIV Golf player Thomas Pieters says he does not plan to return to the PGA Tour, even as questions remain about LIV’s future funding and stability. In interviews and reports drawing on his comments, Pieters states that he is “definitely never” going back to the PGA Tour. Golf.com reports that he told a podcast audience he would be “ready to retire” if LIV were to go under, framing retirement as a potential outcome rather than a return to the PGA Tour.
Fox News similarly reports that Pieters rejects the idea of switching back, noting LIV Golf’s financial uncertainty as PIF funding ends, while describing Pieters’ comments about his position. The Mirror also conveys that Pieters confirms he will not play on the PGA Tour again.
Overall, the coverage agrees that Pieters’ stance is firm: he intends to continue with LIV and considers retirement rather than a PGA Tour return if circumstances change.
