LIV Golf is trying to save itself from going out of business next season after the PIF announced it is pulling its funding.

LIV Golf CEO Scott O'Neil has started the search for two different levels of investors, while seeking as much ​as $250 million in investment capital beyond this year, Axios ‌reported.

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Jon Rahm had a strong showing at the PGA Championship but he declined to answer all the LIV questions that were asked of him. The post Jon Rahm leaves PGA Championship with unanswered LIV question ...

LIV Golf is seeking new investors as PIF is expected to stop funding the league after this season.