The PGA Tour has a rule in place that states that anyone who participated in any LIV Golf events is banned from competing on the Tour for one year after their last LIV appearance. Canter last teed it up for LIV in February 2024 in Las Vegas, so his ban no longer applies.

Canter earned his spot at TPC Sawgrass via his position inside the top 50 in the world ranking, jumping from 53rd to 42nd following his runner-up finish in the South African Open earlier this month. He is the first former LIV player to participate in a Tour event that isn’t either a major or a co-sanctioned tournament,

Once a founding member of LIV, Laurie Canter will make history at the Players. But he doesn't feel like a trailblazer in golf's civil war. The post To LIV and back: Laurie Canter ‘lucky’ to make history at Players appeared first on Golf.