LIV Golf has secured a potential $300m windfall from BC Partners Credit as it looks to continue into 2027.
LIV Golf has secured a potential $300m investment from BC Partners Credit as the league aims to continue operating into the 2027 season. The league recently filed for bankruptcy protection in the United States after losing its funding from Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund following the 2026 campaign.
The restructuring plan would allow participating players to become equity owners of the league and its teams. Several high-profile golfers are owed money as unsecured creditors, including Jon Rahm (£5.5m), Tyrrell Hatton (£2.5m), and Brooks Koepka (£1.25m), who previously returned to the PGA Tour.
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