LIV Golf has secured a new investor as the Saudi-backed league works to maintain its operations beyond 2026. CEO Scott O'Neil announced the development Wednesday and said there is also interest from additional potential investors.
The announcement follows uncertainty surrounding the league’s finances after Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund said in April that it would stop funding LIV Golf after 2026. That decision fueled speculation about whether the circuit could continue under its current structure.
O’Neil’s comments indicate that LIV Golf is pursuing alternative financial support rather than preparing to shut down. The league remains active while discussions with other prospective investors continue.
The new investment is intended to help keep LIV Golf afloat into 2027, although the announcement did not publicly detail the investor or the terms of the agreement.