Golfer Cameron Smith anticipates that the LIV Golf season-ending Team Championship will take place as planned, despite uncertainty surrounding the event. This comes after a player meeting, reportedly led by Bryson DeChambeau, was held to discuss the league's future. Smith expressed optimism, stating that players have been advised to prepare for the tournament, scheduled for August 27-30 in Michigan. His comments follow speculation about the event's likelihood, with major winner Martin Kaymer previously suggesting it had only a five per cent chance of happening.
The future of LIV Golf itself remains in doubt after the Saudi Arabia Public Investment Fund announced it would be ending its funding for the series in April. Smith, however, remains focused on the current season, expressing his desire for the league to continue and emphasizing the positive experience he and his team have had. A meeting among LIV Golf players, led by DeChambeau, aimed to address the league's future, with participants indicating a wait-and-see approach over the next few weeks for more clarity on the situation.