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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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