#LIVGolf2025 .LIV Golf Drops Major Rule — Ian Poulter at Risk of Losing Millions!
£7.7M in Jeopardy! Poulter’s Future with LIV Golf Now Uncertain.
Ian Poulter’s future on the LIV Golf tour is in serious doubt after a game-changing rule update was announced. The former Ryder Cup star and one of LIV’s original high-profile signings could now lose his spot on the Saudi-backed tour, putting £7.7 million in earnings and his entire professional future at risk.
Poulter, who joined LIV Golf in 2022 for a reported £20 million, has been outspoken about refusing to pay fines to the DP World Tour, which is essential to remain Ryder Cup-eligible. With LIV no longer covering those fines from 2026 onward, the pressure is on.
Will Ian Poulter stand firm on principle — or adapt to save his golfing legacy?
📺 Watch this full breakdown to understand what this rule change means for Poulter, Ryder Cup players, and the future of LIV Golf.
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Live golf rule change puts Ian Palter’s future in jeopardy. 7.7 million pounds at risk. Could this be the end of Ian Palter’s live golf career? A major rule change in the controversial Saudi back tour may leave the British golfer without a spot, and it’s spelling serious trouble for one of Liv’s most high-profile signings. Poulter, the Riter Cup legend and former PGA Tour star, made headlines when he joined Live Golf in 2022, reportedly earning a 20 million pound signing bonus. Since then, he’s pocketed an additional 7.7 million pounds in prize money, but now his place on the tour is in serious doubt. Live golf has announced a key rule change that will directly affect players like Poulter. Starting in 2026, LIIV will no longer cover players fines for participating in DP World Tour events. A major blow for those still hoping to stay active in Rder Cup contention. Poulter, now 49, has always stood firm against paying those fines himself. Speaking to Sports Illustrated last year, he explained, “I personally wouldn’t pay because I felt it was unjust at the time to be fined $100,000 a week because it makes no sense to me at all. My stance has never changed. I’ve played golf all over the world. I was never paying fines when I played outside of Europe on other tours around the world. While Eliv’s previous support offered some protection, that safety net is about to be removed. And unless Poulter changes his position, his days on the 54th circuit could be numbered. What do you think? Should Pter stand firm or adapt to save his career? Subscribe to Love Victory for breaking golf news. Player updates and more from the world of pro
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