LIV Golf: BC Partners’ $300m investment plan to restructure the tour abandoned

News Tank Football - Paris - News #459706 - Published on 05/11/26 at 13:00
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British investment firm BC Partners has abandoned its $300m (€266.5m) financing plan intended to support the restructuring of LIV Golf, according to British media outlet Financial Times, on 4 November 2026. Without enough commitment from players, the tour is expected to liquidate its remaining assets.

BC Partners’ initial aim was to help LIV Golf consolidate its finances ahead of the 2027 season, when the Public Investment Fund, majority shareholder of LIV Golf Investments (99%) since its creation in 2021, will no longer fund the tour. According to the Financial Times, at least 15 players had expressed interest in “LIV 2.0,” but few of them were prepared to commit contractually because of the decision by rival tour DP World Tour to prevent them from playing for another league.

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