LIV Golf's Mexico City event continues with a $30 million purse amid ongoing speculation about the league's financial future. The individual winner receives $4 million while teams compete for a $10 million pool.
LIV Golf CEO Scott O'Neil assured stakeholders that the league has committed funding to complete the 2026 season, addressing reports of potential funding cuts from Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund. The league faces questions about long-term viability despite claims of growing revenue and profitability projections.
Jon Rahm shot 6-under 65 in the opening round of LIV Golf Mexico, staying three shots behind leader Victor Perez while dismissing concerns about the league's financial future. LIV CEO Scott O'Neil defended the organization's stability despite speculation about Saudi funding.
LIV Golf's recent recognition by the Official World Golf Ranking (OWGR) marks a pivotal moment for the league. This decision reflects a complicated journey of negotiations and compromises as LIV seeks equitable player recognition.