LIV Golf settles trademark lawsuit with Stinger Golf for $1 million
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 22, 2026, 5:29 PM
Last updated Jul 22, 2026
LIV Golf has settled a trademark infringement lawsuit with Stinger Golf, agreeing to pay $1 million. The lawsuit originated from Stinger Golf's claim against LIV regarding the use of the name Stinger Golf Club, which has now been rebranded to Southern Guards GC. The case was filed in June 2025, with Stinger Golf initially seeking $100 million. As part of the settlement, LIV will make two payments, the first due within 10 days and the second in mid-September. This settlement comes amid concerns about LIV's financial status, with indications that bankruptcy could be a future concern.
- •LIV agreed to settle for $1 million after Stinger's lawsuit in June 2025.
- •The Stinger Golf team rebranded to Southern Guards GC earlier in 2026.
- •LIV will pay Stinger Golf in two installments: $200,000 and $800,000.
- •Concerns exist over LIV's potential bankruptcy affecting financial decisions.
- •LIV has undergone multiple team rebrands in prior seasons.
- 5:29 PMYahoo Sports — LIV Golf Settles $1M Trademark Lawsuit After Stinger GC Rebrand
"Tee manufacturer Stinger Golf first sued LIV in June 2025.
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