Jason Day hits his tee shot at the John Deere Classic / Joseph Cress-Imagn Images 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.

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.

The 36-year-old golfer has had many injury problems since the beginning of his career, including issues with back pain, vertigo, and a strained ligament. At times when it seemed like Day was regaining his form and on the right path to success, it was the injuries that prevented the experienced golfer from taking the next step in his career.

Former World No. 1 Jason Day has maintained a neutral stance towards LIV Golf since the league started two years ago. Last year, when two-time major winner Jon Rahm left for LIV, Day wished him "nothing but the best” and said “I'll see him at the majors.

Jason Day has been plagued by injury struggles over the past decade, and the Australian has admitted that it's the reason why he was never offered a deal with LIV Golf

Despite Jason Day's status as a major champion and former world number one, the Australian golfer revealed that he's never been offered a deal by LIV Golf.

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