Brooks Koepka and Bryson DeChambeau went from being two of golf's biggest rivals to teammates in the LIV Golf League, with the pair now seemingly on good terms

Koepka and DeChambeau's legendary feud was known as one of sport's biggest disputes, however, it now looks like the dust has settled for the pair

Players will be eligible because the Saudi-funded tour is now included among nine tours that get PGA of America membership.

The PGA of America has added LIV Golf to its list of approved tours effectively making its members immediately eligible for future events including the 2025 PGA Championship and 2025 Ryder Cup. Previously, LIV Golf players were granted exemptions into those events under a "grace period" that ran through June 2024.

Bryson DeChambeau has finally received the green light to play in next year’s Ryder Cup.

The U.S. Open champion is third in the U.S. standings yet the PGA of America has yet to confirm eligibility status of LIV Golf players.

Brooks Koepka and Bryson DeChambeau were involved in one of golf's most heated rivalries for five years before the pair finally decided to bury the hatchet

Doubts have emerged over Bryson DeChambeau’s eligibility for next year’s Ryder Cup, with the PGA of America still to announce a pathway for LIV Golf players to appear at Bethpage Black.

There had been growing doubts over whether the US would be at full strength for their revenge mission against Europe after the obscure loophole that allowed Koepka to play in 2023 closed.