Bryson DeChambeau has discussed potentially returning (Image: Getty Images)
has made it clear that his future remains firmly with amid swirling rumours of a potential return. The winner reiterated his dedication to his LIV team, the Crushers, hoping to build a “lasting legacy”.
Despite whispers on social media suggesting DeChambeau was plotting a Tour comeback with an alleged LIV contract expiration looming, LIV Golf insiders told that DeChambeau and other team captains are staunchly “are committed to the long-term success and future of their teams and the league”. Furthermore, the American star’s contract extends beyond this season, all the way through to 2026.
DeChambeau further quashed any speculation during his recent press conference in Hong Kong ahead of a LIV Golf event. When probed about resuming his stint on the PGA Tour, he responded: “No, I’m very excited about the future of LIV Golf. I’m very excited to be the captain of the Crushers and continue our legacy that we’re starting to create.
“That’s my goal is to create this lasting legacy where we impact millions and millions of golfers’ lives around the world. That should tell you everything you should know.”
He also commented on how he perceives the league’s future development: “I continue to see LIV Golf growing. It’s going to grow at an exponentiating pace for years to come, and we aren’t going anywhere.”
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Bryson Dechambeau future lies with LIV Golf (Image: Sports Illustrated via Getty Images)
The buzz around LIV golfers potentially returning to the PGA Tour has been growing, with talks of a truce being brokered with Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund (PIF).
Since announcing a preliminary agreement in June 2023, the PGA Tour has even brought in former President to attempt to accelerate the peace talks. Many are hopeful that an agreement will see the lifting of bans for players from the rival league.
Speaking at the Arnold Palmer Invitational, PGA Tour commissioner Jay Monahan said: “We had a recent meeting with the President, the Public Investment Fund, thought it was a constructive meeting.
“And we’re thankful for the President for his leadership, extremely thankful for him, for his willingness to host us in the Oval Office, and to help us continue those conversations. I feel like if you look at his commentary last week as ultimately seeing a deal happening and Yasir Al-Rumayyan’s comments at the FII about the good meeting that we had, I think we’ll just continue to move forward on those conversations.”
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