Former US Open winner McDowell confirms LIV exit Published 19 minutes ago Northern Ireland's Graeme McDowell has become the latest major champion to confirm his departure from LIV Golf. The 2010 US Open winner, McDowell, 47, announced on Monday he…

Northern Ireland's Graeme McDowell has confirmed his departure from LIV Golf, opting not to take part in the upcoming LIV 2.0 revamp scheduled for 2027. The 47-year-old 2010 US Open champion announced his decision on Monday, expressing gratitude for his four years on the breakaway tour while preparing for the next phase of his playing career.
McDowell follows fellow high-profile golfers including Jon Rahm, Louis Oosthuizen, Tom McKibbin, Tyrrell Hatton, and Ian Poulter in exiting the league. LIV Golf filed for bankruptcy protection following the withdrawal of Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund funding in April, and McDowell previously indicated he held positive discussions regarding a potential return to the DP World Tour.
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