Sergio Garcia has opted against speaking out on the DP World Tour's recent arbitration victory over LIV Golf, which allows them to sanction players from the breakaway circuit - insisting he is paying no attention to the row.
A legal battle between the DP World Tour and their newfound rivals LIV was settled earlier this month, after the Tour initially looked to punish players last summer. After a number of European stars made the move to the Saudi-funded series, DP World Tour boss Keith Pelley banned the rebels from competing at last year's Scottish Open whilst also handing out £100,000 fines.
The initial punishments were appealed by a group of LIV players - including European stalwart Ian Poulter - which proved succesful, allowing those on the rebel circuit to continue to play DP World Tour golf.
