BC Partners had previously committed to invest roughly $300 million to keep LIV Golf alive. Now, the league is reportedly headed to liquidation.
LIV Golf is reportedly facing liquidation after investment firm BC Partners dropped its planned $300 million financial backing. The withdrawal of support occurred after the proposed relaunch, known as LIV Golf 2.0, failed to generate sufficient player interest. The development leaves the future of the breakaway golf league in severe doubt, with reports indicating it may be forced to shut down entirely.
Key players have reacted to the turmoil, with Jon Rahm cutting ties after rejecting the new format and Lee Westwood stating his future is uncertain. Conversely, Bryson DeChambeau signaled intent to remain with the restructured circuit despite 14 other golfers walking away.
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