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DeChambeau Denies PGA Tour Exit Talks

Published May 2, 2026 · Updated May 2, 2026 · The Guardian

Two-time US Open champion Bryson DeChambeau has denied reports he is seeking talks with the PGA Tour, calling the claims 'completely untrue' as LIV Golf faces an uncertain future with Saudi backers pulling their $5 billion investment at the end of 2026.

DeChambeau, a major winner, reaffirmed his commitment to making team golf work within the LIV framework despite the tour's challenges. The rebel series is now seeking new sponsors after Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund (PIF) announced they would scrap their $5 billion (£3.68 billion) investment in golf.

The financial backing withdrawal means there is every prospect that the 2026 season will prove to be LIV's last, leaving players like DeChambeau facing an uncertain future in professional golf. chickenroad-game.rodeo

DeChambeau Denies PGA Tour Exit Talks

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