LIV Golf seeks funding amid bankruptcy risks ahead of 2027 season
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 8, 2026, 8:43 PM
Last updated Aug 8, 2026
LIV Golf is reportedly close to securing funding to sustain its operations for the 2027 season. The league has burned through substantial capital since its launch in 2022, totaling approximately $5.3 billion in investments from Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund. Experts suggest that bankruptcy could be costly and damage the brand. Restructuring options may be explored to avoid a Chapter 11 filing, which could complicate player contracts essential to the league's value. Discussions are ongoing regarding financing and strategy for potential survival.
- •LIV Golf has burned through $5.3 billion since its 2022 launch.
- •Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund recently injected $266.6 million.
- •Experts indicate bankruptcy could harm LIV Golf's brand and operations.
- •Player contracts may face reevaluation amid possible restructuring.
- 8:43 PMYahoo Sports — Can LIV Golf survive? Bankruptcy attorney breaks down the risks
"As LIV Golf seeks funding for 2027, a restructuring expert explains the risks of bankruptcy and player contracts.
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