‘The Best Path’: LIV Golf’s Lawyers Announce the League’s Next Steps After Court Hearing

Since PIF announced it would cut ties with LIV Golf, the league has made several attempts to secure financing for 2027. Then came BC Partners with potential $300 million in funding that gave hope for LIV 2.0. But the breakaway league’s ambitious attempt to achieve a second life through a player-owned business model appears to have reached its final chapter. During Thursday’s U.S. Bankruptcy Court hearing in New Jersey, lawyers representing the league reportedly confirmed that the proposed LIV 2.0 would not move forward. This makes a formal wind-down the preferred course of action.