Bryson DeChambeau finally breaks silence on LIV Golf amid mass exodus and $100m severance demands

Bryson DeChambeau has gone against the grain. As many golfers flee LIV Golf in the wake of its bankruptcy filing , DeChambeau has committed himself to continuing on. The $5 billion Saudi-backed breakaway league was forced to file for bankruptcy after the Public Investment Fund (PIF) announced their intentions to remove their funding after 2026 . But DeChambeau, who is one of LIV Golf’s biggest stars, is optimistically looking ahead to the future to what the league is calling ‘LIV 2.0’ , after securing a $300 million investment from BC Partners in October.