Bryson DeChambeau discusses criticism and LIV Golf future

Bryson DeChambeau addressed recent criticism and LIV Golf's search for investors during a press conference ahead of LIV Golf Korea in Busan, South Korea. The two-time major winner expressed optimism about the league's team format despite funding challenges.

DeChambeau, speaking on Monday, said he was surprised by the Public Investment Fund's decision to withdraw future funding from LIV Golf. He added that he remains optimistic about the business potential of team golf and its ability to grow the sport at local levels worldwide. “We were surprised that [the PIF] pulled out as quickly as they did. We didn’t really see that coming,” he said. “But that’s okay. One door closes, another opens.”

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