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The Latest Breaking News from Bryson DeChambeau

SI:AM | LIV Golf’s Plan to Stay Alive After Landing New Investor

The upstart golf tour says it has a plan in place to fund operations for next year and beyond.

Sports Illustrated

LIV Golf secures ‘lead investor’ until 2030 but future of star names still uncertain

The LIV chief, Scott O’Neil, refused to disclose the new funders of the business, but hopes Bryson DeChambeau and Jon Rahm will stay

The Guardian - UK

LIV Golf’s Latest Announcement Confirms It Will Remain the Most Empty Thing in All of Sports

CEO Scott O’Neil says LIV Golf has an agreement with a lead investor. But really, what’s the point?

Sports Illustrated

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LIV Golf agrees deal with new lead investor to secure post-Saudi funding future

LIV Golf has announced a new lead investor has come forward, with Saudi Arabia’s PIF due to cut funding at the end of the year

The Independent UK

LIV Golf Secures 'Lead Investor' For 2027

The circuit's CEO, Scott O'Neil confirmed on Wednesday at Trump Bedminster that new investors have come on board to help keep LIV Golf going

Golf Monthly

Jon Rahm Reportedly Owed 'Up To $150m' By LIV Golf As DeChambeau Leads Player Meeting And Herbert Reveals PGA Tour Discussions: This Week In Golf

It has been a busy week of golf off the course, and there's plenty to look forward to this weekend in the men's and women's games

Golf Monthly

McIlroy the jewel in Australian golf's bumper summer

Golf officials have revealed a bumper 19-event some schedule highlighted by the return of superstar Rory McIlroy at the Australian Open in Melbourne.

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'How Do You Know When You've Won?': Donald Trump Refused to Pay $20 Golf Bet to McIlroy's Ex-Agent

Andrew 'Chubby' Chandler shares a humorous story about Donald Trump refusing to pay a $20 golf bet, reflecting Trump's unique approach to golf and his competitive nature.

International Business Times UK

Men, It's Time To Drop The Macho Steel Shaft - No One Is Judging You Any More

Why clinging to heavy steel shafts is wrecking your scorecard - and how lightweight tech can transform your game

Golf Monthly

Big Personalities And Spicy Rivalries - Just Two Of The Things Majorly Lacking In Professional Golf

What is professional golf lacking? From rivalries to scarcity and cohesion, our tour experts pick what they'd like to see more of...

Golf Monthly

‘Maybe he’s a racist’ – Donald Trump takes swipe at LeBron James

The United States president also had his say on the penalty Bryson DeChambeau received during this month’s Open.

The Independent UK

Red-hot Herbert in pole position to grab LIV title

In-form Australian star Lucas Herbert has opened up a four-stroke lead at the LIV Golf UK tournament in Rocester.

AAP

Bryson DeChambeau Had a Really Scary Moment at LIV Golf Event, and Thankfully Nobody Was Hurt

DeChambeau came really close to hitting Ian Poulter with a tee shot at LIV Golf UK, though it wasn’t his fault.

Sports Illustrated

Bryson DeChambeau responds to controversial penalty at The Open: ‘I thought I was right’

DeChambeau was docked two shots after the second round at Royal Birkdale

The Independent UK

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Bryson DeChambeau believes he would have been in Open contention without penalty

DeChambeau believes he would have been “right there for the Claret Jug” if he had not received a two-shot penalty in The Open Championship last…

Sports Illustrated

Bryson DeChambeau’s First Comments on British Open Penalty Controversy Were So On-Brand

DeChambeau reflected on his British Open performance in light of the controversial ruling by the tournament’s officials.

Golf Monthly

'It Would Have Hurt...A Lot' - More Bryson DeChambeau Drama As He Almost Takes Out Ian Poulter With Tee Shot

Bryson DeChambeau can't keep out of the news, this time almost doing some serious damage to Ian Poulter with a tee shot during the first round of LIV Golf UK

Sports Illustrated

Bryson DeChambeau Beat the Media at Its Own Game

Dan Evans was inside the media tent when the two-time major champion skipped the traditional press scrum and responded to Nick Faldo entirely on his own terms.

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Golf Monthly

'I Don't Think Rivalry Is A Big Thing In Golf' - Scottie Scheffler 'Not A Fan' Of Rory McIlroy's Attack On Bryson DeChambeau

Some say golf needs a big rivalry like Rory McIlroy v Bryson DeChambeau, but Scottie Scheffler wasn't a fan of McIlroy's attack on DeChambeau at Royal BIrkdale

Sports Illustrated

Scottie Scheffler Not a ‘Fan’ of What Rory McIlroy Said About Bryson DeChambeau at British Open

Scheffler was asked about the McIlroy-DeChambeau rivalry on Wednesday.

Golf Monthly

Men's Major Season Awards 2026: Best Player, Biggest Disappointment And Shot Of The Year

With the men's Major season over for 2026, Golf Monthly's tour experts hand out a few figurative prizes to those who stood out in the four biggest championships

Golf Monthly

I’ve Taken My Son To The Open Championship For Years… This Time, Everything Changed

From tented village games to technical strategy - how a shared passion for golf transformed a summer tradition into something very special

Sports Illustrated

The PGA Tour Can’t Love What Rory McIlroy Said About It After the British Open

McIlroy got very honest after his final round at the PGA Tour.

Golf Monthly

12 Big Names Who Will Be Disappointed With Their 2026 Major Season

This year's men's Majors provided plenty of drama - but which big names will feel like they didn't do themselves justice on the sport's biggest stages in 2026?

The Guardian - UK

Football, golf … behold the future of world sport: Donald Trump as referee-in-chief

After his dubious intervention at the World Cup, the president is now an arbiter of high-level fairway disputes. There’s one word for that: SAD! says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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