VAST VIEW LIV Golf's Future in Jeopardy as $300 Million Lifeline Vanishes
BC Partners has reportedly pulled out of a $300 million investment deal meant to fund LIV Golf's 2027 relaunch, pushing the breakaway league toward possible liquidation.
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LIV Golf's hopes of rebooting as "LIV Golf 2.0" in 2027 have taken a severe hit after private equity firm BC Partners reportedly withdrew a planned $300 million investment, according to Yahoo Sports.
The funding was seen as a key piece of the league's plan to restructure and continue operating beyond its current backing. With that investment now off the table, Yahoo Sports reports the Saudi-backed league is reportedly facing the possibility of liquidation.
The setback raises fresh questions about the long-term viability of LIV Golf, which has spent years trying to establish itself as a rival to the PGA Tour. No details on alternative funding plans have been reported.
Sources: Yahoo Sports
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