LIV Golf's 2026 season continued Thursday with the start of LIV Golf Mexico City amid rumors of the league having its funding pulled.

Rumors circulated this week that the LIV Golf tour might shut down amid reports that the Saudi Arabia Public Investment Fund (PIF) would be withdrawing funding. But LIV's CEO is making it clear that nothing is changing.

A wild day even by LIV standards had Saudi Arabia's pulling the plug on the league and proving even a Public Investment Fund worth $1.15 trillion has a limit.

After a full day of rumors of the demise of the LIV Golf league, the circuit's CEO has reportedly emailed everyone on staff to quell their fears.

LIV Golf CEO Scott O'Neil has sent a rallying cry out to staff in a memo where he insists the 2026 season will continue at "full throttle"

LIV Golf’s future is supposedly hanging in the balance, with plenty of uncertainty over its mere existence. The uncertainty arrives just after the conclusion of The Masters, where 10 LIV Golf players entered but only five made the cut.

Rumors suggest LIV Golf's funding may end, prompting questions about how those players could return to the PGA Tour.

LIV Golf is in jeopardy as the Saudi Public Investment Fund prepares to pull the plug on its investment. Here's the latest.