LIV Golf faces an uncertain future as Saudi Arabia prepares to withdraw its financial backing.
Public Investment Fund (PIF) is set to end its multi-billion dollar support for LIV Golf at the close of the season.
The breakaway tour is expected to announce a new strategic plan as it seeks fresh investors and leadership changes. This include possible changes involving a key figure in LIV’s creation.
LIV Golf has postponed events and is already adjusting its global schedule, while maintaining plans to continue tournaments across Asia and Europe.
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The league, which has attracted top players like has relied heavily on Saudi funding since its launch in 2021.
Despite generating more revenue in 2026, the tour has recorded significant financial losses. This may force the league to scale back its events.
Saudi Arabia’s shift towards more sustainable investments adds further pressure on LIV’s long-term viability.
The coming months will be critical as the tour looks for new backers to survive beyond 2026.
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