LIV Golf stars making fallback plans with league in financial peril
LIV Golf players are making contingency plans as the league faces financial difficulties. Reports indicate that several golfers are exploring opportunities with the DP World Tour amid uncertainty about LIV Golf's future. The league has postponed an upcoming tournament as it seeks to restructure its finances and secure additional funding.
- ▪LIV Golf is reportedly in financial turmoil, leading players to consider other options.
- ▪The DP World Tour may adopt a program to welcome back former LIV players.
- ▪LIV Golf has postponed its Louisiana tournament until it can secure additional funding.
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Golf LIV Golf stars making fallback plans with league in financial peril By Dylan Svoboda Published April 28, 2026, 5:44 p.m. ET Some LIV golfers are preparing for the end of the breakaway league. Today’s Golfer reported Tuesday that “several” players have “sounded out the DP World Tour” with LIV Golf in financial turmoil. The league is currently in limbo with Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund reportedly set to pull its monetary commitments. General view of first tee during day three of LIV Golf Mexico City at Club de Golf Chapultepec on April 18, 2026. Getty Images The hope is that the DP World Tour would adopt a “returning member program” for ex-LIV players similar to the one Brook Koepka is under with the PGA Tour.
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