LIV Golf Season to Proceed Uninterrupted Amid Financial Speculation

LIV Golf CEO Scott O'Neil has reassured staff that the 2026 season will continue as planned, despite reports suggesting Saudi Arabia's sovereign wealth fund may cut its financial backing. In a memo, O'Neil stated that the season will proceed 'at full throttle' and without interruption, citing the league's focus on its work on the grass and its commitment to disrupting the status quo in golf. The memo follows reports that LIV Golf executives were summoned to an emergency meeting in New York, and that the Public Investment Fund (PIF) is considering cutting its support for the league. However, O'Neil's message emphasizes the league's resilience and determination to move forward, with a focus on delivering a compelling show in sports. The news comes as LIV Golf prepares for its upcoming event in Mexico, with players like Sergio Garcia and Bryson DeChambeau set to compete. Despite speculation about the league's financial future, LIV Golf remains committed to its mission and is pushing forward with its plans for the 2026 season.