LIV golf stars face career limbo with Saudi investment expected to end in 2026

LIV CEO’s rallying email to staff did not refer to 2027 Without alternative funding future is bleak for rebel tour Several of golf’s leading names are facing career limbo at the end of 2026 amid expectation Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund will withdraw backing for the LIV Tour. While the likelihood is Bryson DeChambeau and Jon Rahm will be afforded a pathway back to the PGA Tour, the future for others who made lucrative switches to LIV is far more uncertain. Continue reading...

Ewan Murray · Thu, Apr 16, 2026, 9:53 AM
US news | The Guardian

LIV golf stars face career limbo with Saudi investment expected to end in 2026

LIV CEO’s rallying email to staff did not refer to 2027
Without alternative funding future is bleak for rebel tour

Several of golf’s leading names are facing career limbo at the end of 2026 amid expectation Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund will withdraw backing for the LIV Tour.

While the likelihood is Bryson DeChambeau and Jon Rahm will be afforded a pathway back to the PGA Tour, the future for others who made lucrative switches to LIV is far more uncertain.

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