LIV Golf Bets on a New Investor to Outlast 2026
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LIV Golf is scrambling to survive beyond 2026 after CEO Scott O’Neil disclosed a lead investor with a signed term sheet, but the funding is far smaller than Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund. The league faces canceled events and star players weighing moves as it seeks a viable, player-influenced model, hoping to retain stars like Bryson DeChambeau and Jon Rahm, secure world ranking status, and forge new partnerships to sustain itself.
- LIV Golf insists it’s still hanging on. But is there a fight left it can win? The New York Times
- LIV Golf secures funding to keep league alive, CEO Scott O'Neil says ESPN
- Bryson DeChambeau leads LIV Golf players-only meeting at Trump Bedminster as questions about league's future remain Yahoo Sports
- LIV Golf says it has a lifeline. Here are 9 questions you might be asking GOLF.com
- LIV Golf announces new investor, but won't commit to Michigan event Detroit Free Press
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