Overview

• LIV Golf Ltd., the U.K. entity overseeing events outside the United States, reported a 2024 loss of $461.8 million, with some outlets citing the pound-denominated figure of £461.8 million (about $590 million).
• The filing shows $64.9 million in revenue against $526.7 million in expenses, and it covers only non-U.S. operations because LIV Golf Inc. in the United States does not disclose results.
• Cumulative losses for the U.K.-based unit now exceed roughly $1.1 billion since launch, with some reports placing the total higher based on currency conversions and scope.
• The accounts include a “material uncertainty” warning about the group’s ability to continue as a going concern, while noting a PIF letter of support that directors say provides sufficient financial resources.
• The Athletic reports LIV Golf Investments raised about $3.9 billion in equity through 2024 with roughly $984 million more issued in 2025, as the league advances a 2026 slate and has paid nearly $1.4 billion in prize money since 2022.