With the Saudi PIF pulling the plug and LIV Golf staring down a $250 million deficit, the tour’s biggest disruptor is eyeing the 'Exit' sign for a YouTube career.
The paddock chatter this week has shifted from smash factors to solvency. LIV Golf, the Saudi-backed experiment that once promised to upend the sport’s hierarchy with infinite…
While the front office fights for oxygen, Bryson DeChambeau—the tour’s most marketable asset—appears to be preparing for a jump to a different kind of platform.
The optics couldn't be worse for a league that was built on the premise of 'growing the game' through high-octane innovation.
With the Saudi PIF pulling the plug and LIV Golf staring down a $250 million deficit, the tour’s biggest disruptor is eyeing the 'Exit' sign for a YouTube career.