LIV Golf Announces Intention to Wind Down Operations Citing Lack of Support
LIV Golf announced in bankruptcy court its intention to wind down operations, citing a lack of support for a new version of the league.
Rochester, NY, November 5, 2026 — LIV Golf has announced its intention to wind down operations, a move that was disclosed in bankruptcy court filings. The golf league cited a lack of support for a proposed new version of its structure as the primary reason for this decision.
The announcement marks a significant development for the Saudi-backed golf tour, which launched in 2022. Details regarding the specific timeline for the wind-down process, the full extent of its financial implications, or the number of employees affected were not immediately available in the bankruptcy court filings.
LIV Golf’s operational future has been a subject of considerable discussion following its establishment, which sought to challenge the established professional golf landscape. The league aimed to attract top players with substantial prize money and a unique tournament format.
The lack of widespread support for a reimagined version of the league, as stated in the court documents, suggests that plans for its continuation or restructuring have not garnered the necessary backing to proceed. Further information is expected to emerge as the bankruptcy proceedings progress.
Story summarized from the original created by DOUG FERGUSON and STEPHEN WHYNO, Associated Press on www.rochesterfirst.com, see more information here.
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