The DP World Tour has spent too long living off decisions made by others, and if it wants a future of its own making, helping finish off LIV – and strengthening its brand in the process – is a sensible place to start.
It’s the question that has been on the tip of every golf fan’s tongue since the league announced its financing partnership with BC Partners and revealed plans for its post-PIF era late this summer. When will we finally know if LIV Golf 2.0 is happening? Originally, the deadline for LIV players to commit to the Read more…
BC Partners has agreed to extend the player milestone to October 25, providing additional time for the league to engage with players and their representatives on their ongoing participation in LIV Golf.
Bankruptcy is a potent word and one that means different things in different countries. With the news that LIV Golf has filed for bankruptcy in the United States, what does that represent for what is a global entity?
LIV Golf CEO Scott O’Neil has written to fans following the league’s Chapter 11 filing, addressing the future of the competition and outlining plans for a new, player-owned LIV Golf 2.0.
LIV Golf officials are seeking $US300 million by September 1 to keep the league going into 2027. What happens if they get the money, and if they don’t?
Greg Norman has welcomed the PGA Tour’s landmark partnership with Golf Australia, describing the move as a “big step” that is “long overdue by decades” as Australia’s national championship enters a new era.
LIV Golf CEO Scott O’Neil has lifted the lid on the league’s next chapter, revealing an ambitious plan to raise $US300 million while openly expressing his desire for Australian investors to help shape the future of the breakaway circuit.
A Financial Times report says that LIV Golf needs $US600 million to make it through to the end of its 2026 schedule, while the PIF has delivered only just short of $US200 million.
LIV Golf chief executive Scott O’Neil remains bullish on his league’s future in the wake of Saudi Arabia pulling its funding. But in a TV appearance on Tuesday he wouldn’t go so far as to guarantee its immediate future.
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