In terms of what could be next, only time will truly tell. However, Monday Q Info – which is run by Ryan French – has claimed something significant is on the way.<\/p>\n
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Posting via X late on Tuesday night, Monday Q Info’s account wrote: \u201cI\u2019ve heard from multiple sources that a bombshell announcement on LIV\u2019s future is imminent.<\/p>\n
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Ive heard from multiple sources that a bombshell announcement on LIVs future is imminent. We don’t give out gambling advice but If your\u2019re a prediction market type person I would bet the under of whatever they have posted.April 15, 2026<\/a><\/p>\n Also on Tuesday night, the reliable and well-connected French spoke on X Spaces and revealed he had heard from other people he trusts that LIV Golf is “shutting down.”<\/p>\n French has built up his reputation by providing high-quality coverage on lesser-known pros who were trying to make their way in the game from the ground.<\/p>\n He has spoken to countless players and caddies over the years and now has a network of sources within the game.<\/p>\n Speaking on \u2018The Takesmen\u2019 – a golf-related live group broadcast which was hosted by a user called \u2018Tweeth Mitchell\u2019 on X – French joined the conversation and said: “I think everybody should probably stay near their phones\u2026 It’s happening. It’s definitely happening.<\/p>\n \u201cI have some pretty good sources and I\u2019ve heard that some other people have sources that LIV is shutting down.”<\/p>\n What to read next<\/p>\n French went on to say he had also been told some LIV players and employees were not paid on time.<\/p>\n He continued: \u201cI\u2019ve got everything from, and these are people that I trust, that you guys know. Players didn\u2019t get paid today, power went out because the bill wasn\u2019t paid, employees didn\u2019t get paid. Stuff like that. There is definitely a lot going on\u2026 Things are not good.\u201d<\/p>\n It should be noted that no official confirmation on the league’s future has been provided by LIV or the Saudi PIF at the time of writing. Golf Monthly has contacted LIV Golf for comment.<\/p>\n Ryan French from Monday Q Info reports that LIV Golf is about to shut down.Speaking on X Spaces last night, Ryan said:\u201cI think everybody should probably stay near their phones\u2026\u201cI have some pretty good sources and I\u2019ve heard that some other people have sources that LIV is\u2026 https:\/\/t.co\/2Lx9fHPMhS pic.twitter.com\/pkIFT2yBegApril 15, 2026<\/a><\/p>\n Nevertheless, LIV Golf’s pre-Mexico City press conferences set for Tuesday were cancelled hours before being due to take place. LIV Golf Communications said it was simply due to “technical issues” and they had been rescheduled for Wednesday.<\/p>\n However, according to French, there is a chance LIV may cease to exist before LIV Golf Mexico City even begins. Alternatively, the team-golf league may not continue on to Virginia next month.<\/p>\n Continuing on ‘The Takesmen’, French said: “That\u2019s the thing that\u2019s up in the air. I\u2019m not sure they\u2019re going to tee it up this week \u2013 maybe this week and that\u2019s it.<\/p>\n \n (Image credit: Getty Images)<\/p>\n “I think you\u2019re going to see some pretty lengthy stories coming out from pretty long-time \u2013 New York Times-type stuff \u2013 out pretty soon.<\/p>\n \u201cI had it this afternoon from a very [reliable source] and I\u2019ve been working it all day. And yeah, I\u2019m 99.99% confident.<\/p>\n “I know there was an email sent, I\u2019ve talked to some agents, I\u2019ve talked to a player, yeah, I think it\u2019s happening.\u201d<\/p>\n \n (Image credit: Getty Images)<\/p>\n With rumors growing over LIV’s future, Golf Channel analyst Brandel Chamblee – who has often been heavily critical of the circuit – was asked by one X user for his take on the situation and what he thought the announcement could be.<\/p>\n Chamblee replied: “Given that the product was so ill-conceived and ended up being worse than anyone could have imagined – with shotgun starts, initially 54 holes, a team concept that was nothing but laughable and tournaments that meant and continue to mean nothing, and such a paltry number of viewers, losing billions along the way – would it surprise anyone if the Saudis came to their corrupted senses and finally euthanized the whole lame-brained tour.”<\/p>\n Given that the product was so ill-conceived and ended up being worse than anyone could have imagined – with shotgun starts, initially 54 holes, a team concept that was nothing but laughable and tournaments that meant and continue to mean nothing, and such a paltry number of\u2026 https:\/\/t.co\/WJth9YyWAJApril 15, 2026<\/a><\/p>\n It was revealed by Money In Sport earlier this year that the Saudi PIF’s total investment in LIV Golf had surpassed the $5 billion mark<\/a> recently and that operating losses for 2023 had reached $394 million in 2023 – an increase of $150 million from 2022.<\/p>\n Not only that, but LIV Golf’s UK company had suffered more than $1 billion in total losses<\/a> as of October 2025, made up of a $461 million deficit in 2024.<\/p>\n However, days after the report emerged last year, LIV Golf CEO Scott O’Neil claimed the business had added “half a billion in sponsorships”<\/a> since the start of 2025.<\/p>\n Since then, both Brooks Koepka and Patrick Reed have departed the big-money circuit and Bryson DeChambeau has spoken out about potentially playing YouTube Golf<\/a> either side of the Majors once his LIV contract expires at the end of this term.<\/p>\n![\"A](\"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/au\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/01\/TfynHZsh6pta669GLdFgQ.jpg\")
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