The inside story of LIV Golf’s survival plans – including a plan for three major changes

LIV Golf is facing a financial crisis following the impending withdrawal of multibillion-dollar backing from Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund, leaving the league needing to raise $350 million before a September deadline to survive. CEO Scott O'Neil told players at a captain's meeting at JCB Golf & Country Club that investors have been found, but uncertainty remains high among players, with Cleeks GC captain Martin Kaymer cautioning that nothing is guaranteed until contracts are signed. Jon Rahm, appearing at LIV Golf UK's latest $30 million event after a seven-week hiatus, declined to confirm whether he would remain with the tour in 2027.