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The Saudi pullback from sports investing shows even the ultra-wealthy are trying to cut costs
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business1d ago

The Saudi pullback from sports investing shows even the ultra-wealthy are trying to cut costs

  • The Saudi Public Investment Fund is scaling back expensive international sports investments like LIV Golf and Al-Hilal.
  • Saudi leadership aims to maximize domestic returns by redeploying capital within the home economy.
  • The plan accompanies a five-year strategy signaling a shift toward more insular economic policy.
  • PIF still holds major stakes in global companies and ongoing partnerships, leaving questions about future moves.
  • The strategy could influence how Saudi investments affect global sports leagues and industries.
  • Saudi plans to host the 2034 World Cup may reallocate funds toward national projects.
  • Iran war impacts on oil production may drive Saudis to discretionary funding and cost-cutting.
  • LIV Golf’s season is reported to continue as planned despite funding considerations.
  • Al-Hilal’s 70% stake transfer to a different Saudi entity marks a major restructuring of the club’s ownership.
  • The report frames the shift as a broader trend toward cost-cutting across consumer and employment sectors.
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Bryson DeChambeau Seen Throwing a Fit During First Round of LIV Golf  Mexico City
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sports1d ago

Bryson DeChambeau Seen Throwing a Fit During First Round of LIV Golf Mexico City

https://www.si.com/golf/bryson-dechambeau-liv-golf-mexico-city-course-conditionshttps://nypost.com/2026/04/17/sports/bryson-dechambeau-sent-over-the-edge-by-shabby-liv-golf-course-conditions/https://www.foxnews.com/sports/bryson-dechambeau-calls-liv-golf-mexico-city-course-conditions-amid-funding-concerns
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  • DeChambeau finished the round tied for 29th after opening with an even-par 71, dimming LIV Golf's Mexico showing in a tough day.
  • LIV Golf leadership reaffirmed the season's funding and said play would continue uninterrupted as sponsors and fans watch closely.
  • Mexico City marked LIV Golf’s return as executives signaled events would proceed despite ongoing funding questions and scrutiny.
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Gov. Jeff Landry talks Lane Kiffin, Will Wade, LIV Golf and a ‘not Southernly’ Senate race
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politics1d ago

Gov. Jeff Landry talks Lane Kiffin, Will Wade, LIV Golf and a ‘not Southernly’ Senate race

  • Landry criticizes LSU leadership and calls for belt-tightening after high coaching buyouts and deficits.
  • Landry says NIL rules must improve to prevent bankrupting programs across sports.
  • Landry praises Lane Kiffin and Will Wade as winners shaping LSU sports.
  • Landry supports Rep. Julia Letlow for the Senate and critiques Cassidy and Fleming ads.
  • Landry notes LIV Golf's New Orleans event may be canceled but expects a $5 million balance.
  • Landry discusses Greenland diplomacy as a focus of his envoy role.
  • Landry expects opportunities for Louisiana businesses in Greenland ventures.
  • Landry says LSU's current administration is in a better position than past leadership.
  • Landry comments on the cost of college sports and the NIL program impact.
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Major champion planning PGA Tour comeback after being relegated from LIV Golf
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sports12h ago

Major champion planning PGA Tour comeback after being relegated from LIV Golf

  • Stenson signals a PGA Tour return after being relegated from LIV Golf last August.
  • Stenson aims to return to both the PGA Tour and the DP World Tour this season.
  • He hopes to balance competition with a controllable schedule after a long break.
  • Stenson previously captained Europe’s Ryder Cup team before LIV.
  • Stenson plans a varied schedule including the Senior PGA Championship and Barbados Legends.
  • The comeback targets major events after securing his LIV fines settlement.
  • Stenson won The Open in 2016 and left LIV in 2022.
  • LIV Golf’s future has faced shutdown rumors amid funding questions.
  • Ryder Cup leadership shifted as Europe replaced Stenson with Luke Donald.
  • Stenson eyes a hybrid year with Senior PGA, Barbados Legends, and US Open qualifiers.
  • Stenson’s comeback marks a return to top competition decades after his Open win.
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The $6B golf bet that crashed and burned: What really happened with LIV’s short-lived disaster
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sports8h ago

The $6B golf bet that crashed and burned: What really happened with LIV’s short-lived disaster

  • LIV Golf’s funding projection is shifting, with sources saying guarantees may only cover through 2026.
  • Analysts note broader recalibration as Saudi PIF reassesses sport investments amid competing domestic priorities.
  • Some players and executives question LIV’s long-term viability despite large contracts and incentives.
  • LIV has faced fan engagement challenges as traditional formats struggle to attract a broad audience.
  • Industry observers point to the shift in LIV’s strategy, including stake sales and potential downscaling.
  • Key figures linked to LIV, including Dustin Johnson and Phil Mickelson, were heavily compensated, fueling debates on sustainability.
  • The report highlights losses, with LIV allegedly losing over $1.1 billion between 2022 and 2024.
  • Tiger Woods reportedly declined a massive LIV offer, underscoring the personal and professional risks.
  • The LIV narrative centers on whether money alone can reshape a sport rooted in tradition.
  • Analysts suggest a potential endgame for LIV as core audience engagement remains elusive.
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US Government make strict demand to LIV Golf as new email released
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sports8h ago

US Government make strict demand to LIV Golf as new email released

  • US government asks LIV Golf for a meeting amid signs of potential instability for the league.
  • Louisiana officials demand reassurance about the New Orleans event and future of LIV Golf.
  • LIV Golf maintains that funding is secured through the season, according to its leadership.
  • Louisiana's demand appears linked to a potential claw-back if LIV falters on hosting obligations.
  • Officials note funding details include a $7.2 million incentive package for the New Orleans venue.
  • Some reports claim players and staff have faced payment and operational issues recently.
  • LIV Golf has not yet commented on the email from Louisiana authorities.
  • No public indication of LIV's long-term funding beyond this season has been provided by officials.
  • The looming questions come as geopolitical tensions influence backers' commitments to LIV Golf.
  • The situation prompted questions about LIV’s future and its ability to host major events this year.
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