The Masters has just made a huge announcement regarding 2023's tournament. After much deliberation, it appears they have decided to remain neutral in the ever-burning LIV Golf-PGA Tour debate. Many tournaments don't want LIV Golf players involved, and there were rumors that the Masters would also prohibit them.NUCLR GOLF@NUCLRGOLF#NEW: Augusta National has announced that LIV golfers will NOT be barred from competing in #TheMasters tournament. Full statement: masters.com/en_US/news/art…739🚨#NEW: Augusta National has announced that LIV golfers will NOT be barred from competing in #TheMasters tournament. Full statement: masters.com/en_US/news/art…However, they have decided not to do so. They released a statement decrying the ever-growing divide in golf:"Regrettably, recent actions have divided men’s professional golf by diminishing the virtues of the game and the meaningful legacies of those who built it. Although we are disappointed in these developments, our focus is to honor the tradition of bringing together a preeminent field of golfers this coming April."They continued, adding that they plan to continue with the qualification criteria they have been using:"Therefore, as invitations are sent this week, we will invite those eligible under our current criteria to compete in the 2023 Masters Tournament. As we have said in the past, we look at every aspect of the Tournament each year, and any modifications or changes to invitation criteria for future Tournaments will be announced in April."This means that any LIV Golf member who would have qualified will be invited to attend. There are several ways to qualify, including:Win the MastersWin the US OpenWin the Open ChampionshipWin the PGA ChampionshipWin the Players ChampionshipFinish top two in the US AmateurWin the British AmateurWin the Asia-Pacific AmateurWin the Latin America AmateurWin the Mid-US AmateurWin Olympic goldFinish in the top 12 at the MastersFinish the year ranked in the top 50 of the OWGRWin a PGA Tour eventWhile there are many other ways to qualify, the Masters is refusing to embroil itself in the LIV-PGA debate.Who qualifies to be invited to the Masters 2023?Based on the official release, they can invite the following players:Abraham AncerSam BennettKeegan BradleySam BurnsPatrick CantlayBen CarrCameron ChampCorey ConnersFred CouplesHarrison CroweBryson DeChambeauTony FinauMatthew FitzpatrickTommy FleetwoodRyan FoxSergio GarciaTalor GoochBrian HarmanTyrrell HattonRussell HenleyTom HogeMax HomaBilly HorschelViktor HovlandMackenzie HughesSungjae ImDustin JohnsonZach JohnsonTom KimKevin KisnerKurt KitayamaBrooks KoepkaJason KokrakBernhard LangerKyoung-Hoon LeeShane LowrySandy LyleHideki MatsuyamaMatthew McCleanRory McIlroyAdrian MeronkPhil MickelsonLarry MizeFrancesco MolinariCollin MorikawaKevin NaJoaquin NiemannAlex NorenJose Maria OlazabalLouis OosthuizenMito PereiraThomas PietersJ.T. PostonAldrich PotgieterSeamus PowerJon RahmPatrick ReedXander SchauffeleScottie SchefflerCharl SchwartzelAdam ScottVijay SinghCameron SmithJordan SpiethScott StallingsSepp StrakaAdam SvenssonSahith TheegalaJustin ThomasHarold Varner IIIBubba WatsonMike WeirDanny WillettAaron WiseGary WoodlandTiger WoodsCameron YoungWill ZalatorisScottie Scheffler won the previous iterationSeveral LIV members are eligible to be invited.