Bryson DeChambeau Leads LIV Meeting as $5 Billion League Seeks Path Beyond 2026

3 articles · Updated · Yahoo Sports · Aug 5

Trump National Bedminster hosted a players-only LIV Golf meeting Tuesday, with Bryson DeChambeau briefing players as the circuit faces mounting uncertainty beyond the 2026 season.
The closed-door session followed talks with CEO Scott O'Neil, but players said clarity may still be 2 to 3 weeks away and no fuller picture emerged Tuesday.
Aug. 27's team championship in Michigan remains unresolved, with no announcement expected this week and on-site buildout still not started despite players being told to prepare as if it will proceed.
PIF has already poured more than $5 billion into LIV but plans to stop backing it after 2026, leaving executives pursuing a LIV 2.0 plan and up to $250 million in new funding.
That search comes as LIV reportedly relies on loans to finish 2026, warns staff of possible mass layoffs, prepares for potential U.S. bankruptcy and faces multiple lawsuits with three events left this season.