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A LIV golfer and former Ryder Cup player has confirmed he will never return to the PGA Tour. The future of LIV Golf is uncertain as Saudi Arabia's PIF plans to withdraw financial support after the 2026 season.
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There are no guarantees right now that LIV Golf will even be around after the end of this season.
However, what is clear is that LIV Golf will not be supported by limitless funds moving forward.
The future of LIV Golf is completely up in the air right now after Saudi Arabiaās PIF announced that they will be withdrawing their financial support from the league at the end of the 2026 season.
There have been suggestions that the end could be nigh for LIV Golf after PIF confirmed their plans for the future.
It has even been claimed that LIV Golf duo Bryson DeChambeau and Jon Rahm have sounded out the PGA Tour about potential returns.
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It would be no surprise at all if LIV golfers were making contingency plans right now, with their futures obviously uncertain.
However, one particular player is not worried at all about what the future may hold.
Thomas Pieters joined LIV Golf back in February 2023.
The 34-year-old represented Team Europe at the Ryder Cup in 2016 and has six DP World Tour victories to his name.
He has been speaking to Dan Rapaport on the , and he responded about what he plans on doing if LIV Golf does indeed fold.
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LIV Golf will lose financial support from Saudi Arabia's PIF after the end of the 2026 season.
The future of LIV Golf is uncertain due to the withdrawal of financial support.
Saudi Arabia's PIF has announced it will stop funding LIV Golf after the 2026 season.

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āIām definitely never going back to the PGA Tour,ā Pieters said.
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āIāve never liked that life. And thatās not me having a go at the PGA Tour, itās not for me.
āI tried it and I just wasnāt happy there. If it (LIV) goes away, Iāll probably try and play some on the European Tour or I donāt know. I really donāt know.
āIām not fussed about it at this point because I feel like I still have a duty to focus on these next six, seven tournaments on LIV and then weāll see. Theyāre obviously trying to get it together next year. Weāll see.ā
It seems as though LIV Golf CEO Scott OāNeil has been very transparent with the players about what the future may hold.
āWe got paid. We are getting paid. It was a week late. Some got it early, some got it a week late, but Iām not sure these guys check their bank accounts every two seconds,ā Pieters admitted.
āI think whatever comes out officially from LIV is what weāre getting half a day before it goes out. Scott is telling us that heās going to a broader market and trying to fund this for next year.
āI guess itās a massive challenge. But we just have to wait and see.
āWe are just guessing right now. But if weāre playing for 5 million next year or I could play on the DP World Tour for 3 million but be close to home thatās something Iād have to look at it when it comes.
āPossibly thereās guys going. But I think thatās up to Scott and his team to get this thing together and weāll just have to find out.ā