Both Jon Rahm and Tyrell Hatton are still eligible for Luke Donald's Ryder Cup team but must qualify through the Majors and will have to pay fines and serve suspensions
Ryder Cup vice-captain Edoardo Molinari has claimed a deal will be reached to see LIV Golf stars Jon Rahm and Tyrrell Hatton tee up for Europe next year.
But they can only currently qualify through the Majors and they would have to pay fines and serve suspensions. But Molinari, the stats guru behind Europe’s Rome triumph, said: “I think that in two years we will find a way to be able to pick them anyway. "Of course if they come to me and offer me 300 million, it would change my life but they haven’t come. A few weeks ago I was speaking to Nicolai Hojgaard, who had a good offer but turned it down because he knows that if he continues to play well, he will still earn a lot of money but will be freer to make certain decisions and will be sure of playing the Majors.
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