Overview
- Golf Channel analyst Brandel Chamblee said on June 10 that he is “hearing through the grapevine” that Bryson DeChambeau is looking for a way back to the PGA Tour.
- DeChambeau has repeatedly denied plans to leave LIV before his contract ends and has said negotiations with LIV remain active as he fulfills his deal through the end of 2026.
- Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund confirmed it will withdraw financial support after the 2026 season, and LIV CEO Scott O’Neil would not commit to staging the final four events on the 2026 calendar.
- DeChambeau’s on-course form has slipped this year with missed cuts at the Masters and PGA Championship, a factor that observers say complicates any return to full-time PGA Tour competition.
- DeChambeau’s large media business and new Source Golf network give him an alternate income path, but PGA Tour return terms could include steep penalties and content rules that limit in-event filming.