The American star has firmly nailed his colors to the mast regarding the new-look LIV Golf League despite continued uncertainty over whether it will even happen…

Bryson DeChambeau has publicly backed the revamped LIV 2.0 golf circuit following the passing of the player commitment deadline on October 30. Speaking on the Figuring Out podcast, the Crushers GC captain expressed confidence in the league's new financial model, stating the fresh iteration will be managed effectively and provide players with equity and governance rather than guaranteed upfront money.
The backing follows a tumultuous period where the Saudi PIF withdrew funding, leading to Chapter 11 bankruptcy before BC Partners stepped in. While prominent players including Jon Rahm, Sergio Garcia, and Tyrrell Hatton chose to depart ahead of 2027, between 15 and 20 golfers are reportedly tentatively committed to LIV 2.0.
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