Bryson DeChambeau says he’s “proud” of what LIV Golf has achieved because the breakaway league faces questions on its future following the ultimate occasion of the season in Indianapolis.
The league, which launched in 2022 as an alternative choice to the PGA Tour, has confronted an unsure future since Saudi Arabia’s Public Funding Fund (PIF) withdrew its monetary backing in April.
Final week, its season-ending Crew Championships in Michigan was cancelled, which means the occasion in Indianapolis concluded the 2026 marketing campaign.
LIV Golf CEO Scott O’Neil has mentioned new traders have been secured for subsequent season however has been tight-lipped on the league’s future plans and construction.
American DeChambeau, who led a choice of star gamers in becoming a member of LIV Golf 4 years in the past, mentioned though the breakaway league has not been good, it has “a whole lot of potential transferring ahead”.
“It has been an fascinating journey, that is for certain, all the pieces we have gone by means of, and the robust moments we have had. It is made us stronger,” mentioned DeChambeau.
“As a lot as we’re transitioning from LIV 1.0 to LIV 2.0, I’ve nice ideas about what might occur subsequent 12 months. I want I may very well be extra upfront about it.
“In the end I am happy with the actual fact of what we have carried out, the great and a number of the unhealthy that we have sadly had, issues which have occurred, I’ll be actual with it, not all the pieces was good.
“However for probably the most half we have carried out a strong job and if there’s one factor I might say, we did one thing totally different within the sport of golf and I am happy with that.”
On the finish of the interview, DeChambeau added: “I believe there’s one thing enjoyable coming.”
