In this week's Tour Confidential, GOLF writers discuss LIV Golf's uncertain future as the deadline for LIV 2.0 arrives.

In GOLF's Tour Confidential roundtable, writers discussed whether Bryson DeChambeau's commitment can sustain LIV Golf amid player departures and bankruptcy proceedings. Panelists Dylan Dethier, Josh Schrock, and Jake Morrow expressed skepticism about LIV 2.0's viability following the exits of Jon Rahm, Ian Poulter, Tyrrell Hatton, and Louis Oosthuizen, noting ESPN's report that DeChambeau remains committed and is actively working behind the scenes.
The panel also evaluated recent bankruptcy filings showing LIV paid $15.6 million in executive retention fees. In addition, the writers assessed TGL's upcoming third season roster announcements and debated the likelihood of host Tiger Woods playing in December's Hero World Challenge.
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