Dustin Johnson pursues next steps post-LIV Golf collapse
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Nov 10, 2026, 7:25 PM
Last updated Nov 10, 2026
Dustin Johnson's agent confirmed that the golfer is actively exploring options for competition following the collapse of LIV Golf. The breakaway league lost its financial backing from the Saudi Public Investment Fund and faces liquidation, prompting players like Johnson to seek new opportunities. Johnson, who has a twelve-month suspension from the PGA Tour, is considering returning to competition through the DP World Tour, which is reportedly open to some players who left the PGA Tour. Johnson remains motivated to compete and is in discussions about his future in professional golf.
- •LIV Golf lost backing and is facing liquidation.
- •Johnson has a $150 million signing bonus and 24 PGA Tour wins.
- •He is exploring options for returning to competition.
- •DP World Tour may offer a quicker return route.
- •Johnson states he is motivated to continue playing.
- 7:25 PMYahoo Sports — Dustin Johnson’s Agent Confirms ‘Wheels Are In Motion’ For Post-LIV Career
"Dustin Johnson's agent says the former World No. 1 is hunting top-level competition after LIV Golf collapses. See the money, the ban, and the path back.
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