Two-time major champion Jon Rahm has reached an agreement with the DP World Tour that will allow him to compete on the European circuit after resolving outstanding financial obligations.

The deal was completed after Rahm paid fines that had been assessed by the tour, according to reports from multiple sources. The agreement clears the way for one of the world's top-ranked golfers to participate in DP World Tour events.

The resolution has significant implications for Rahm's eligibility to compete in the Ryder Cup, the prestigious biennial team competition between Europe and the United States. Participation in DP World Tour events is typically required for European players to maintain their eligibility for the team.

Rahm, who joined LIV Golf in a high-profile move, had faced restrictions from traditional tour competitions due to the ongoing disputes between LIV Golf and established professional golf organizations. The agreement with the DP World Tour represents a notable development in the complex relationships between different professional golf circuits.

The specific terms of the agreement beyond the payment of fines have not been disclosed. The deal allows Rahm to maintain his connection to European golf while continuing his participation in LIV Golf events.