ON the same day details surfaced about the “2.0” vision leaders are pitching about a re-imagined LIV Golf without the support of Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund, two of the league’s biggest stars shared a stark difference in opinion about the league’s future.
Bryson DeChambeau has been involved in the investor pitches for “LIV 2.0”, which would see players taking on more of an ownership stake.
The league’s schedule would be reduced and players would have increased equity in the league along with regaining their commercial rights to market themselves.
“I think this has a lot of opportunity,” DeChambeau said after his opening round at LIV Golf Andalucia on Thursday.
Fireballs GC team captained Sergio Garcia said LIV must “have a good business plan” in order to survive past this season.
“We’ve got to look at where we can have the best business plan for moving forward, and I would love it to be here,” the popular Spaniard said.
“But to be totally honest, I don’t know.”
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