Wyndham Clark says he would be willing to welcome certain LIV Golf players back to the PGA Tour, but believes that others should remain banned due to their lack of pedigree

On a recent episode of the ‘No Laying Up’ podcast, Wyndham Clark delved into what the PGA Tour should do to welcome back LIV golfers.

Wyndham Clark, in a recent interview with No Laying Up, said some LIV stars should be allowed back to the PGA Tour, but others should not.

Many tour players, like 2023 U.S. Open Champion Wyndham Clark, find a fade easier to control than a draw, especially with the driver. And we’re not talking weak slices—if you do it right, there’s no loss of distance.

Wyndham Clark has offered his thoughts on whether players who left the PGA Tour to join LIV Golf should be allowed back.

Denver native Wyndham Clark has never shied away from talking about LIV Golf. The 2023 U.S. Open champion was a guest on the No Laying Up Podcast and discussed several topics, including if LIV players should be playing back on the PGA Tour if and when a deal is struck between the two golf leagues.