Bryson DeChambeau has expressed strong support for LIV Golf's team-based format while remaining noncommittal about his long-term future with the Saudi-backed circuit. Speaking to reporters, the 2020 U.S. Open champion said he was "grateful" for the opportunities LIV has provided but declined to specify whether he would remain with the league beyond his current contract.
DeChambeau, who leads the Crushers GC team, voiced confidence that LIV's distinctive team competition model would prove successful in the future. The 31-year-old American has been one of the most prominent players to join the breakaway series since its launch in 2022, winning multiple individual and team titles.
The comments come amid ongoing negotiations between LIV Golf's backers, the Public Investment Fund of Saudi Arabia, and the PGA Tour over a potential framework agreement that could reshape professional golf's landscape. DeChambeau's stance reflects the uncertainty many players face as the sport's governance remains in flux.
