The DP World Tour has won its arbitration case against LIV Golf players, who had challenged the circuit’s move to suspend and fine them for joining the breakaway league, according to a Times of London report.
The arbitration case was held in February when a group of players challenged the European tour’s conflicting-event release regulations and the fines that were levied on those who played LIV events last year without a release.
The five-day arbitration hearing was held before a panel of three and was confidential.
“Out of respect for the confidentiality of the process conducted by Sport Resolutions, we will make no comment on any aspect of the arbitration until the decision is formally announced,” a spokesperson for the DP World Tour told The Times.