Mickelson Revealed as LIV Golf's Hidden Shareholder in Bankruptcy Filing
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LIV Golf’s Chapter 11 filing lists a 0.23% stake held by a 'current player'—identified by sources as Phil Mickelson—making him LIV’s unnamed shareholder, while ownership sits at about 98.48% for the Public Investment Fund and 1.05% for Performance54; the document outlines a proposed restructuring that would shift roughly 52.5% of ownership to players and details how pre-bankruptcy agreements would be handled as LIV pursues a reimagined tour.
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