- LIV Golf leader says show will go on amid reports of Saudi funding uncertainty CTV News —
- LIV Golf insists season will go ahead ‘at full throttle’ amid doubts over future The Guardian —
- LIV Golf to continue at ‘full throttle’ amid speculation over Saudi withdrawal The National —
- LIV Golf CEO responds to bombshell claims rebel tour is collapsing as email leaked Mirror —
- LIV Golf holds emergency meeting as Saudi Arabia consider withdrawing their funding Irish Independent —
- LIV Golf to plough on 'at full throttle' despite doubts RTE —
- LIV Golf reassures players over Saudi withdrawal rumours The Straits Times —
- LIV Golf to continue at ‘full throttle’ amid speculation over Saudi withdrawal The Independent —
- LIV Golf to continue at ‘full throttle’ amid speculation over Saudi withdrawal Belfast Telegraph —
- After four years, £4bn and a pointless civil war, LIV Golf achieved only one thing The Independent —
- LIV Golf made the other tours smarten up but if the Saudis kill it off, it won’t be missed Irish Times —
- One of Australia's richest sport stars has his future thrown into doubt by looming $7billion disaster Daily Mail —
LIV Golf Faces Uncertain Future
The future of the breakaway LIV Golf circuit has been thrown into doubt following reports that its Saudi backers are reconsidering their multi-billion dollar investment.
After four years and an estimated £4 billion in spending, the league has yet to achieve the market dominance originally envisioned.
CEO Scott O'Neil issued a memo to staff dismissing claims of an imminent collapse, stating that the current season remains the priority.
However, industry experts suggest that the end of the Middle East 'money tree' could signal a major shift in the professional golf landscape.
LIV Golf
Professional golf tour
Professional golf tour
Public Investment Fund
Sovereign wealth fund owned by Saudi Arabia
Sovereign wealth fund owned by Saudi Arabia
Scott O'Neil
International sports executive
International sports executive
Saudi Arabia
Country in West Asia
Country in West Asia