Sergio Garcia is highly confident LIV Golf will survive past 2027, even as the league prepares to lose its financial backing from Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund (PIF) at the end of this season.
But with LIV reportedly seeking up to $300 million in fresh investment and bracing for a smaller schedule next year, Garcia isn’t leaving his own plans to chance. The Spaniard intends to secure his DP World Tour card back for 2027.
“It looks good,” Garcia told bunkered.co.uk about the future of LIV Golf.
“Obviously, I think they’ve had a lot of meetings with different possible investors. I’m 99 percent sure that LIV is going to continue.”
According to the Financial Times, the PIF has delivered only around $200 million of the roughly $600 million it originally committed to fund the rest of the 2026 season. This shortfall means LIV is now operating on loans, not capital.
Beyond this year, LIV’s blueprint for 2027, as reported by bunkered.co.uk in May, includes trimming the schedule down to 10 events, split evenly between five ‘Team Majors’ and five ‘Signature Events’.
But none of it happens without the $300 million in outside investment the league is currently chasing.
“It’s just going to look different than it has the last four years,” Garcia added in the same interview with bunkered.co.uk. “But I’m very, very confident that it’s going to keep going. We’ll see how it develops.”
Sergio Garcia Eyes DP World Tour Return