The biggest question isn’t whether Adelaide matters to LIV Golf. It’s when this convoluted court process will finally allow everyone involved to have the shackles released so they can get on with what comes next.
The LIV Golf rollercoaster is hoping to take a new turn after filing for bankruptcy in September. Once court proceedings are done, one question will remain: can it survive without Saudi money?
PGA Tour chief executive Brian Rolapp did not mince words in relaying that the returning member program that enabled Brooks Koepka to compete on the tour this season is off the table going forward.
There was a lot of specificity in the PGA Tour’s overnight announcement about future membership criteria towards its two-tiered future. Which made the lack of information towards one group somewhat noteworthy.
Rahm was pressed on whether there was a threshold in his LIV contract where he knew he was free to leave, adding that he has not been involved with the planning discussions for the competition and structure of LIV 2.0.
LIV Golf has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in the US, a move that could free Cam Smith and other players from their contracts while unpaid amounts are settled through the court process.
What does a league look like when it has to behave like a sustainable sports business rather than a disruptor funded to spend? We’re about to find out.
Tyrrell Hatton looked anything but thrilled after Legion XIII claimed its second straight LIV Golf team title, fuelling growing speculation about his future with the league.
Michael La Sasso has claimed his maiden professional title at LIV Golf’s season-ending event in Indianapolis, snatching victory from Jon Rahm and Bryson DeChambeau with a closing birdie.
Michael La Sasso’s final putt had barely disappeared before the champagne bottles opened, his teammates dousing the former NCAA champion as he captured LIV Golf’s season finale in Indianapolis. The extravagance carried an uncomfortable dissonance, considering blue-collar workers were asking LIV to pay for labor already performed while millionaires emptied bottles over one another in Read more…