Tyrrell Hatton, who joined the LIV Golf circuit earlier this year, made his return to the DP World Tour by competing in the British Masters at The Belfry, marking his first event on the European Tour since January. After carding a 3-under 69 in the first round, Hatton is two strokes behind the leaders and expressed that earning Ryder Cup points motivated his participation. Despite his LIV affiliation, Hatton remains eligible to compete in Ryder Cup qualifying events due to a loophole allowing him to appeal sanctions imposed for conflicting tournament regulations. This move highlights the ongoing tensions in professional golf as players navigate opportunities for competition and major events. As Hatton aims for a spot on the Ryder Cup team set for 2025, the implications of LIV Golf's impact on traditional tours continue to unfold.