LIV Golf Announces New Focus, Board
LIV Golf has no committed funding beyond 2026 as Saudi support fades and CEO Scott O'Neil works on a new business plan.
- On Friday, May 1, 2026, LIV Golf announced the Saudi Public Investment Fund will pull financial backing after the 2026 season, leaving the tour without committed capital.
- Crown Prince Mohammed Bin Salman initially funded the tour to achieve reputational repair, but LIV failed to attract significant American audiences or secure a major television deal.
- Pro-LIV official Yasir resigned following the funding collapse, while the tour brought high-quality competition to South Africa, Asia, Mexico and the Middle East.
- With no committed capital beyond 2026, Scott, the chief executive of LIV, is working on a new business plan to sustain operations.
- The PGA Tour returns to Doral in Florida this weekend, with some observers suggesting the league's collapse may ultimately benefit domestic American golf.
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