The DP World Tour have threatened to take 'appropriate action' against LIV Golf rebel Sergio Garcia, with the Spaniard yet to pay a £100,000 fine after resigning his membership from the Wentworth-based circuit.
Garcia was among a group of LIV golfers who quit the DP World Tour, after Sports Resolutions ruled in favour of the Tour following a legal dispute with the Saudi-funded series' playing roster. The verdict ruled that players who had joined the LIV setup were required to pay the fine initially sanctioned by the Tour last summer.
On Thursday, the Tour confirmed that 16 LIV Golf players have paid their fines, including Ian Poulter, Lee Westwood and Richard Bland who handed in their membership alongside the £100,000.
