LIV Golf players express concern over league's uncertain future
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 4, 2026, 3:03 PM
Last updated Aug 4, 2026
LIV Golf’s Cam Smith and teammates addressed uncertainties surrounding the league during a press conference at Trump Bedminster ahead of LIV New York. Smith mentioned the potential cancellation of the $40 million team championship in Michigan, which could mark the end of the season with only two events left. Players, including Marc Leishman, expressed their desire for the league to continue while acknowledging ongoing challenges with funding after the Saudi PIF withdrew support. They voiced concerns over the grassroots work done for junior golf in Australia, highlighting the importance of the league's impact.
- •Cam Smith and Ripper GC express optimism amid uncertainty.
- •LIV Golf season could end early with cancellation of Michigan championship.
- •Players are preparing for remaining events despite funding challenges.
- •Grassroots golf initiatives in Australia rely on LIV's continuation.
- •Smith and Leishman discuss the unique team competition experience.
- 3:03 PMYahoo Sports — Australian LIV Players Lament Possibility of League Folding
"LIV New York is being played this week at Trump Bedminster.
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