LIV Golf has been significantly impacted by the recent decision of Saudi Arabia to withdraw its funding, which has amounted to over $3 billion in just four years. As the league restructures and seeks new investors, it is faced with a painful road ahead, not only for the organization but also for its star players like Jon Rahm and Bryson DeChambeau, who are now uncertain about their futures. Reports indicate that LIV Golf will have to navigate a more restrictive path if its members wish to rejoin the PGA Tour. Additionally, LIV Golf has postponed its upcoming event in New Orleans amid this funding crisis. With Saudi support coming to an end after this season, the league’s leadership is scrambling to implement a new strategic plan and appoint a new independent board to help steer its future. The overarching question remains: can LIV Golf survive without the financial backing that has shaped its ambitious attempts to change the sport?