Will LIV Golf survive?

The Saudi Public Investment Fund said in April it would stop funding LIV Golf after 2026. This led to speculation that LIV Golf might not exist after this year.

On Wednesday, LIV CEO Scott O'Neil stopped the speculation.

LIV Golf CEO Scott O'Neil watched the golf tournament in Mexico City on April 18, 2026.

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Before the LIV New York tournament, O'Neil announced that they found an investor to keep LIV Golf going. He didn't give many details about the investor.

O'Neil said they have an agreement with a lead investor to support the next phase of LIV Golf.

O'Neil also said that the players will own most of LIV Golf, which is a first for a big sports league.

It's not clear what LIV Golf will look like in the future or which players will compete. The plan is to have 10 events in 2027, with 5 in the US and 5 elsewhere.

Scott O'Neil was at the LIV Golf South Africa tournament on March 22, 2026.

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Even with the new investor, there are still many unknowns about LIV Golf. The LIV Team Championship might not happen, and the new investment doesn't seem to affect it.

Martin Kaymer played in the LIV Golf Virginia tournament on June 8, 2025.

It was reported that the season finale might be canceled because contractors weren't paid and their travel was canceled.

Golfer Martin Kaymer said the team championship is unlikely to happen.

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A source said LIV Golf was having positive talks with investors to secure funding for the future.

The league's announcement on Wednesday showed that these talks were successful.

Mark Harris writes for OutKick.