LIV Golf has enjoyed a meteoric rise since it launched in 2022 and quickly became a major player in the sport by luring away the likes of Brooks Koepka and Sergio Garcia from the PGA Tour

LIV Golf has spent the last two years reshaping the professional game, but the Saudi Arabia-backed breakaway league faces an uncertain future as it looks to cut costs

Sergio Garcia has set his sights on making a return to the Ryder Cup stage in 2025, after the LIV Golf star paid of fines and reapplied for membership to the DP World Tour

LIV Golf has cemented itself as part of the the professional golf landscape, but there are questions to be asked over its future with contracts winding down and issues to resolve

The LIV Golf league has been a major talking point in the world of golf since its inception in 2022, but the future of the breakaway Saudi-funded league is now in question

The Saudi Arabia-funded LIV Golf league is at risk of losing some of its top stars ... Former PGA players like DeChambeau, Koepka and Garcia have repeatedly lauded LIV, but this begs the question: With reduced earnings potential at LIV and other avenues ...

Although they have been growing year after year, the Saudi project has apparently been weakening in recent months.