LIV Golf lays off 90 per cent of staff after season finale

The layoffs come after LIV Golf lost the deep-pocketed Saudi investors that had spent a reported $5 billion over several years to lure many top stars from golf's PGA Tour.

Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund has ended its funding of LIV Golf following the conclusion of the 2026 season

Two-time Major champion and former world No 4 Bryson DeChambeau on Monday published an enigmatic post on Instagram – photos of several LIV victories, with the caption "It was a good run." The post immediately triggered speculation about whether the American was quitting LIV Golf after his four-year contract with the Saudi breakaway tour ended on Sunday.

Given the future of LIV Golf is murky at best, there are likely some players on the embattled start-up tour who are wondering whether their future lies back in the stability of the PGA Tour.