Will LIV Golfers who sued PGA get to play FedEx Cup Playoffs?

In her ruling, Judge Beth Labson Freeman said the three golfers knew what privileges they were giving up when they chose to play for exorbitant amounts of money with LIV Golf.

"It appears to the court that the LIV contracts, negotiated by the players and consummated between the parties, were based upon the players' calculation of what they would be leaving behind and the amount the players would need to monetize to compensate for those losses," Freeman said, via ESPN. "I do agree with the defendants [the PGA Tour] that those losses were well known to the players at the time and clearly monetized."

While this latest sparring match between the PGA and former members seems to have concluded, the drama is far from over. The PGA is being targeted by multiple golfers who were suspended for deferring to the Saudi Arabia-funded league, mainly because LIV Golf does not factor into the FedEx Cup ranking system and keeps those players out of the playoffs.

The ongoing feud between the PGA and LIV Golf has prompted multiple pros to speak out against the separatist league. World No.1 Scottie Scheffler is the latest to speak up, airing his frustration to the media on Tuesday over the lawsuit.

"It's one of those deals where those guys kind of made their decision to go join another tour and they broke the rules and regulations of our tour and now they're trying to sue us, which is definitely a bit frustrating," Scheffler said. "I heard that was going to happen and I know some guys aren't surprised to see it, but I definitely am surprised to see some guys now suing us."