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Why LIV Golf shutdown rumors are swirling, per player agent report
TL;DR
Rumors about a potential shutdown of LIV Golf are intensifying, fueled by an upcoming emergency meeting in New York City. A player agent suggested that Saudi Crown Prince Mohammad bin Salman may use the ongoing war as a reason to end the league, though details remain unclear.
The LIV Golf rumors continue to swirl with questions about a potential shutdown or something else, with a report that there's an "emergency" meeting that will happen in New York City.
But what's the reason behind this chatter? What changed recently? That's something we don't have enough information on at the moment, but longtime golf writer Alan Shipnunck shared something he heard from "a tapped in player agent" who texted him this: “Have heard MBS wants to use the war as Force Majeure to pull the plug.”
That would be Mohammad bin Salman, the crown prince of Saudi Arabia. But Shipnuck also said "no one knows anything," so there might be much, much more coming as the mystery behind the rumors unfolds.
We'll see if this is truly the case, hopefully soon.
This article originally appeared on For The Win: Why LIV Golf shutting down rumors are swirling, per player agent report
Q&A
What is the reason behind the rumors of LIV Golf's potential shutdown?
The rumors stem from a report indicating that Saudi Crown Prince Mohammad bin Salman may use the war as a Force Majeure to terminate LIV Golf.
When is the emergency meeting regarding LIV Golf scheduled to take place?
The emergency meeting concerning LIV Golf is set to occur in New York City, although the exact date has not been specified.
