LIV Golf moves to liquidation after funding collapse, leaving ex-players' futures uncertain
LIV Golf announced it will wind down operations and enter liquidation in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates, leaving the future of players such as Cameron Smith uncertain. The decision follows the withdrawal of a $300 million financing deal by BC Partners, which had been slated to fund a new LIV 2. 0 series after the league failed to secure enough player commitments.
BC Partners' pull-out prompted LIV Golf to focus on liquidating its assets. Earlier, Rory McIlroy said he supports the DP World Tour's plan to readmit former LIV members in 2027, a move aimed at resetting professional golf.