LIV Golf moves to liquidation after funding collapse
LIV Golf announced it will wind down operations and enter liquidation, leaving the future of players such as Cameron Smith uncertain, according to The Age. The league had earlier said it would liquidate after BC Partners withdrew a $300 million financing deal, ending plans for a new LIV 2. 0 series, according to Sky Sports.
BC Partners had ended its $300 million pledge for the new series after failing to secure sufficient player commitment, as reported by Sportsnet. Rory McIlroy said he backs the DP World Tour's plan to readmit former LIV players for the 2027 season, citing the need for a sustainable reset in professional golf, according to ESPN.