LIV Golf 2.0 never stood a chance
Not in its newly proposed LIV 2.0 iteration — even when it was going to be financially propped up by the BC Partners investment group, which had pledged $300 million to save the controversial fledgling tour.

Not in its newly proposed LIV 2.0 iteration — even when it was going to be financially propped up by the BC Partners investment group, which had pledged $300 million to save the controversial fledgling tour.

LIV Golf is set to wind down after BC Partners reportedly withdrew its plans to back a relaunch with $300M funding due to a lack of commitments from star players including Bryson DeChambeau.

LIV Golf is set to wind down after BC Partners reportedly withdrew its plans to back a relaunch with $300M funding due to a lack of commitments from star players including Bryson DeChambeau.
