Overview
- Bryson DeChambeau, in a Flushing It interview published Tuesday, said his focus is keeping LIV Golf going after this season.
- He confirmed ongoing talks on a new contract that would extend beyond his deal running through 2026, saying he would "figure out a way" to stay as long as the league exists.
- Reports in the Financial Times say Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund may stop financing the league after 2026, and CEO Scott O’Neil told staff the 2026 schedule will proceed "as planned, uninterrupted and at full throttle."
- The Athletic reported he and his advisors met during Masters week to explore options if he left, yet he now says he feels duty-bound to support younger players and the team-based franchise model.
- PGA Tour return paths have narrowed for him because the one-time Returning Member Program closed in February, though past champions can still seek reinstatement under existing rules.