Jason Day was not one of the major champions who jumped from the PGA Tour to the Saudi-backed LIV Golf circuit—because he didn't get an offer. The 36-year-old Aussie admitted he explored joining the rival league, considering the amount of guaranteed money at stake. However, the former world No. 1 said LIV was turned off by his injury history.

Jason Day acknowledged that he had his agent explore what a potential move to LIV would entail back in 2022, but that the league was concerned about Day's injury history.

In recent years, Day also rebuilt his swing under coach Chris Como. Day, who held the World No. 1 ranking for 47 consecutive weeks between 2016 and 2017, dropped as low as 175th at the start of 2023 before jumping to No. 20 with the Nelson victory.

Jason Day has revealed that LIV Golf never offered him a deal to join the breakaway tour due to his injury issues, with the Australian battling chronic back pain for over a decade

Jason Day was once interested in what LIV Golf might offer him to jump from the PGA Tour. Their response was harsh.

Jason Day has revealed the reason why he remained on the PGA Tour circuit, as the former World No.1 claimed that he didn't join LIV Golf due to 'too many injuries'