LIV Golf faces liquidation after losing BC Partners' financial backing

Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Nov 4, 2026, 9:02 PM

Last updated Nov 4, 2026

LIV Golf faces liquidation after losing BC Partners' financial backing
Summary

LIV Golf is reportedly seeking liquidation of its remaining assets following BC Partners' withdrawal of financial support meant for 2027. BC Partners had previously pledged around $300 million to help the league transition into “LIV 2.0” after losing backing from Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund in April. The firm’s decision follows a tumultuous season marked by significant player departures, including Jon Rahm. The future of the league now appears uncertain as it aims to finalize its next steps amid dwindling resources.

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  • •LIV Golf seeks to liquidate assets after losing BC Partners support
  • •BC Partners dropped funding plans initially set for 2027
  • •The league previously lost over $5 billion from the Public Investment Fund
  • •Key players, including Jon Rahm, have left or announced plans to depart
  • •Uncertainty surrounds the potential launch of “LIV 2.0”
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  • 9:02 PMYahoo Sports — LIV Golf reportedly loses BC Partners' financial support, putting future of league in doubt
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BC Partners had previously committed to invest roughly $300 million to keep LIV Golf alive. Now, the league is reportedly headed to liquidation.

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