LIV Golf enters Chapter 11 with $500m–$1bn debt, eyes a player-owned reboot

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LIV Golf has filed for Chapter 11 with liabilities of $500m–$1bn, aiming to reorganize into a majority player-owned league backed by BC Partners and to emerge in early 2027, with a $50m loan from Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund to support the process; nine golfers are listed as unsecured creditors.
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