DeChambeau breaks silence on LIV future and PGA | Golf News

Bryson DeChambeau has put to relaxation any hypothesis concerning his future with LIV Golf, strongly reiterating his dedication to his Crushers franchise and his want to craft a “lasting legacy”.

It was prompt earlier this week that the U.S. Open winner could also be plotting a PGA Tour comeback subsequent yr, as whispers emerged that his LIV contract would possibly conclude at season’s finish.

However sources from LIV Golf confirmed to Mirror Sport that DeChambeau, alongside along with his fellow crew captains, “are committed to the long-term success and future of their teams and the league.” DeChambeau’s settlement doesn’t expire this season and extends all over 2026.

During a press briefing earlier than the LIV match in Hong Kong, DeChambeau voiced his stance on the prospect of returning to the PGA Tour, stating, “No, I’m very excited about the future of LIV Golf.

“I’m very excited to be the captain of the Crushers and proceed our legacy that we’re beginning to create. That’s my aim is to create this lasting legacy the place we affect tens of millions and tens of millions of golfers’ lives world wide.

“We’re thankful for the President for his leadership, extremely thankful for him, for his willingness to host us in the Oval Office, and to help us continue those conversations.

“I really feel like if you happen to have a look at his commentary final week as finally seeing a deal taking place and Yasir Al-Rumayyan’s feedback on the FII in regards to the good assembly that we had, I believe we’ll simply proceed to maneuver ahead on these conversations.”