LIV Golf remains on track for its 2026 season despite speculation about financial instability. Scott O'Neil, the tour’s chief executive, has assured players and staff that operations will proceed as scheduled, dismissing reports of imminent collapse. These rumors stem from claims that Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund may discontinue its backing of the breakaway golf series, a move that could threaten the tournament’s long-term viability.
In an internal email seen by the BBC, O'Neil emphasized continuity and stability, stating the season will run without disruption. The future of LIV Golf hinges on continued financial support, but no official changes have been announced. Meanwhile, the tour continues to operate under its current structure, with events planned and player commitments intact. Any shift in funding would likely require public confirmation from the organization.