LIV players seek $100 million amid unpaid debts negotiations
Golf.com • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 25, 2026, 10:53 PM
Last updated Oct 25, 2026
A group of LIV players, led by Dustin Johnson, is reportedly seeking $100 million, but has been offered only two cents on the dollar according to a New York Times report. This situation arises from ongoing unpaid debts that pose a threat to the future of the LIV Golf league. The outcome of these negotiations could significantly impact the financial stability of the league moving forward.
- •Dustin Johnson is leading the group of LIV players making the demand.
- •Players were offered just two cents for every dollar owed.
- •Reported negotiations and unpaid debts raise concerns about LIV's future.
- •The situation stems from financial difficulties within the LIV Golf league.
- 10:53 PMGolf.com — LIV players' $100 million ask: Unpaid debts threaten league's future
"A Dustin Johnson-led group of LIV players are seeking $100 million and have been offered just two cents on the dollar, per an NYT report. The post LIV players’ $100 million ask: Unpaid debts threaten league’s future appeared first on Golf.
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