Bryson DeChambeau issues first statement since LIV Golf's liquidation
DeChambeau says he still believes in team golf and plans to compete in South Africa next month after LIV’s collapse.
- On Sunday, Nov. 8, 2026, professional golfer Bryson DeChambeau released his first statement since LIV Golf's official collapse, addressing his future and reflecting on his controversial tenure with the breakaway league.
- Last Thursday, Nov. 5, LIV's liquidation became official at a New Jersey bankruptcy hearing, ending the league's brief existence and leaving many players with uncertain professional futures.
- DeChambeau admitted he "said some things that didn't help" the game of professional golf, pledging to approach his future with "humility and respect" for the sport.
- In December, DeChambeau will compete at the Nedbank Golf Challenge in South Africa, an event organized by golf legend Gary Player that he previously described as "unforgettable."
- With a full exemption for the 2027 DP World Tour, DeChambeau has until Nov. 15 to accept membership, which could provide a potential pathway back to the PGA Tour.
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NEW YORK, Nov 8 : American Bryson DeChambeau said on Sunday he would face the next chapter of his career with "humility and respect", days after LIV Golf announced plans to liquidate.LIV Golf's financing plan collapsed this week and the circuit said it would wind down operations after the Saudi Public Investm
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Bryson DeChambeau has never been accused of understatement, and his first statement since LIV Golf’s collapse was almost quiet. In a statement posted on Sunday, he wrote: “Arnold Palmer said no player is bigger than the game, and I want to acknowledge that, along the way, I’ve said some things that didn’t help. Whatever comes […]
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