Summary
LIV Golf is preparing for its Mexico City tournament amid rumors that some players may not participate due to unpaid earnings. LIV Golf’s CEO has denied any plan to end the tour, and the event is scheduled to start as planned.
Key Facts
- LIV Golf is holding a tournament in Mexico City starting Thursday.
- Some players reportedly claim they have not been paid for their early-season performances.
- The tour faces financial challenges and rumors of funding withdrawal by Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund.
- LIV Golf CEO Scott O’Neil stated the season will continue without interruption.
- Notable players like Bryson DeChambeau, Jon Rahm, Joaquin Nieman, Talor Gooch, and Branden Grace are expected to play.
- LIV Golf started in 2021 and features 54-hole events without player cuts, unlike PGA events.
- The Mexico City event coincides with the PGA’s RBC Heritage tournament.
- The tournament will be broadcast on FOX, FS1, and the Fox Sports app.
