Twenty-six golfers have been fined up to £100,000 by the DP World Tour for playing in LIV Golf events without permission.
The Tour has also handed out suspensions of up to eight events after an arbitration panel ruled in their favour following an attempt from 12 LIV golfers to appeal sanctions imposed on them after they played in LIV's inaugural event without permission.
The Tour initially fined the golfers £100,000 and suspended them from playing at the Scottish Open, but this was appealed and they were allowed to continue playing in events. However, following the ruling the Tour has now sanctioned a number of golfers and released a statement detailing their punishments.