LIV Golf CEO Scott O'Neil has alleviated concerns regarding the series' funding, stating that it is secure for the current season and that the organization will exert considerable effort to ensure its continuation. This comes amidst speculation that the Saudi Arabian Public Investment Fund (PIF), which finances the breakaway golf league, may withdraw its financial support. The PIF's potential withdrawal has been subject to rumors, with the total investment reported to be nearing $5 billion since the series' inception in 2021. O'Neil downplayed these fears, emphasizing that the series operates like any other privately funded business, with commitments in place to ensure its ongoing viability.
His remarks follow comments from LIV team captain Sergio Garcia, who hinted that funding is secured until 2030. Meanwhile, reports have surfaced about an emergency meeting in New York and the PIF's potential decision to end funding, although no official announcement has been made. LIV Golf players, including Jon Rahm, have expressed minimal concern over the series' future, with Rahm stating that he was not worried as he had not been informed of any changes by the people in charge.