LIV Golf’s loss is DP World Tour’s gain. Henrik Stenson has an impressive resume from his past on the PGA Tour. However, he hasn’t been the best version of himself for nearly a decade now. That may have helped him maintain his status among the top golfers in the world until now. He would have even been able to compete with Bryson DeChambeau, Jon Rahm, & Co. regularly. But his time is up as he has finally been pushed out of LIV Golf. And the Swedish pro is heading back where he belongs.

No, he’s not going to the PGA Tour again. He can’t do so for another year, just like Eugenio Chacarra. However, Stenson can still go back to his home continent and play in the DP World Tour. As NUCLR GOLF confirmed, “🚨🇪🇺⛳️ JUST IN — Henrik Stenson is returning to the DP World Tour after being relegated from the LIV Golf League, where he has played for the past several seasons. Stenson has reportedly paid off his outstanding fines.”

Yes, Henrik Stenson has already paid all his fines and is making a move to the DP World Tour. It seems that he is not planning to fight his way back into LIV Golf for now. He is focused on playing on home soil again instead of earning another big-money contract from the Saudi-based promotion. Does that mean he will also try to make his way back to the PGA Tour, like Eugenio Chacarra? While that might not be the case, what could Stenson’s next move be?

Let’s look at what Henrik Stenson could be planning to do after making a switch back to the DP World Tour.

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Will Henrik Stenson try to find a way to get his PGA Tour card again?

It has been some time since Henrik Stenson has had a good run on the DP World Tour as well. The 49-year-old is an 11-time European Tour champion himself. He also has a couple of consecutive DP World Tour Championship wins to his name. With such an impressive record and all his focus now solely on the DP World Tour, it won’t come as a surprise if Stenson tries to win his 12th DP World Tour title in the coming season.

However, as we have mentioned, he is 49 years old. So by 2026, he will be at an age where he will be eligible to play in the Champions Tour. So the relegation from LIV Golf might have been a blessing for him. After one last hurrah in the DP World Tour and spending a year away from LIV Golf, he will be eligible to play in the PGA Tour again. And he can also opt to join the Seniors Tour from 2027 onwards. That will be the perfect time for him to join his former rivals in a Tour where he will be able to compete regularly again. That would probably be the realistic journey Henrik Stenson might be planning going forward in his career.