LIV Golf Announces Intent to Wind Down Operations, Cites Lack of Support
LIV Golf announced in bankruptcy court its intention to wind down operations, abandoning plans for a new version of the league due to a lack of support.
Tyler Longview, TX, November 5, 2026 — LIV Golf has announced its intention to cease operations, a move that will see the abandonment of plans for a new iteration of the professional golf league. The announcement was made in bankruptcy court.
According to the filing, the decision to wind down operations stems from a noted lack of support, which has led to the discontinuation of efforts to establish a revamped league. The specifics regarding the extent of the lack of support or the exact nature of the plans for a new version of the league were not detailed in the immediate announcement.
The league, which emerged as a competitor to the established PGA Tour, had aimed to reshape professional golf with its team-based format and significant prize money. However, it faced considerable challenges, including player eligibility issues and ongoing disputes within the sport’s governing bodies. The announcement in bankruptcy court signifies a critical juncture for the organization.
Details regarding the timeline for the winding down of operations, the fate of current contracts, or any potential asset distribution were not immediately available. The court proceedings will likely dictate the subsequent steps in the process. The lack of support cited as the primary reason for this decision suggests that the organization’s strategic objectives could not be realized under the prevailing circumstances. This development marks a significant turn for the professional golf landscape.
Story summarized from the original created by DOUG FERGUSON and STEPHEN WHYNO, Associated Press on www.ketk.com, see more information here.
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