Overview
- Lucas Herbert won LIV Golf U.K. with a record 30-under total on Sunday, leading wire-to-wire and finishing six strokes clear of Tyrrell Hatton and nine ahead of Bryson DeChambeau.
- LIV Golf is actively seeking new investors after Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund said it will stop funding the league at season’s end, leaving the company’s 2027 calendar and prize commitments uncertain.
- The Asian Tour announced a formal re‑alignment with the DP World Tour and PGA Tour, a shift that ends a key LIV partnership and removes a pathway for events and players that LIV had relied on.
- Bryson DeChambeau remains a high-profile draw despite a controversial two-stroke Open Championship penalty and public criticism from peers; he finished third at LIV U.K. and said he might play select non‑LIV events such as the Irish Open if his schedule allows.
- Organizers and players face immediate choices over the rest of the season as reports cite at-risk late events, possible exits by several players, and the league’s need to secure funding to keep contracts and the team championship on track.