LIV Golf Plays On in Mexico City Amid Funding Doubts

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LIV Golf's Mexico City event proceeded despite reports that Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund may withdraw funding; the league is pivoting from open-ended backing to a private-equity–driven plan—selling minority stakes in its 13 teams, boosting sponsorships, and pursuing partnerships—to survive through 2026, even as profitability remains years away. Star players like Bryson DeChambeau engaged with the media but left early with a wrist injury, while Jon Rahm offered little on the uncertainty gripping LIV's future.
- LIV from Mexico City, a golf league thrust into tumult The New York Times
- Tour Confidential: Unpacking LIV Golf’s wild week and uncertain future GOLF.com
- LIV Golf is still going, but its days seem numbered and probably always were ESPN
- Saudi Fund Behind LIV Golf Has $900 Billion but Is Still Strapped for Cash WSJ
- LIV Golf announces return to Club de Golf Chapultepec for LIV Golf Mexico City 2027 LIV Golf
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