Rumors have been swirling about Bryson DeChambeau potentially breaching his LIV Golf contract and returning to the PGA Tour. However, a close source has shed light on the reality of his situation, confirming that the 31-year-old remains fully invested in LIV Golf’s vision.
Is DeChambeau Regretting His Move to LIV Golf?
Despite speculation, DeChambeau has never publicly expressed regret over joining LIV Golf. While his individual success has been limited—securing just two wins since his transition—his leadership of Crushers GC, which won the 2023 Team Championship, highlights a different kind of achievement.
Why LIV Golf Captains Stay Loyal
A source close to LIV Golf revealed that captains like DeChambeau and Jon Rahm have more than just financial incentives to stay. “Captains hold a 25% equity stake in their teams, making them deeply committed to the league’s future,” the source stated. This structure gives players more control over their brand and career beyond just tournament performance.
Contract Terms and Future Prospects
DeChambeau’s LIV Golf contract runs until 2026, making an early departure unlikely. His focus remains on growing Crushers GC and contributing to the league’s expansion. Additionally, he has distanced himself from PGA Tour-related projects, declining an opportunity to appear in the Netflix documentary Full Swing.
Final Thoughts
While fans may speculate about a PGA Tour return, all signs point to DeChambeau staying committed to LIV Golf. His equity stake, team leadership role, and long-term contract suggest he is focused on building his legacy within the league.