Two-time Major champion and former world No 4 Bryson DeChambeau on Monday published an enigmatic post on Instagram – photos of several LIV victories, with the caption "It was a good run." The post immediately triggered speculation about whether the American was quitting LIV Golf after his four-year contract with the Saudi breakaway tour ended on Sunday.Interestingly, speaking at LIV's season-ending Indianapolis event earlier on Sunday, DeChambeau said he was "proud" of what the tour has achieved, and said he had "great thoughts about what could happen next year."LIV organisers have promised a slimmed-down "2.0" version next year with new investors, but several key players have been linked with exits.The multiple US Open winner’s post comes even as PGA Tour’s chief executive officer Brian Rolapp said Tuesday that the Tour currently has no plans to offer LIV Golf stars like DeChambeau and Jon Rahm a pathway back.While the PGA Tour offered a temporary path back for some LIV players – five-time major winner Brooks Koepka in January took advantage, paying financial penalties – no repeats are planned, said Rolapp."Currently there's no current plans for Returning Member Program like you saw earlier this year," he said, ahead of this week's season-ending Tour Championship in Atlanta, Georgia.The PGA has banned LIV players from its events, insisting any player wishing to return must first entirely cut ties with LIV, and Rolapp told Tuesday's press conference that "rules matter.""Accountability and discipline are essential to any organisation, and certainly for the integrity of the Tour and for the game," he said.Rolapp said it was impossible to speculate on if and how other LIV players could one day return to the PGA because "I don't know the future of LIV.""We've been consistent. Anyone who's interested in coming to the PGA Tour needs to demonstrate that they are relieved of their contractual commitments or any tail obligations they might have in that legacy model," he said."Brooks certainly did that, and until then, we weren't really able to consider anything seriously. I would say the same thing here."Jaydip is a Pages Editor at Gulf News and has sports running in his veins. While specializing in Tennis and Formula 1, he also makes sure to stay on top of cricket, football, golf, athletics and anything related to sports in general.