LIV Golf CEO Scott O’Neil says the league has secured funding to continue operating beyond the end of the 2026 season. Speaking Wednesday at the LIV Golf New York event at Trump National in Bedminster, New Jersey, O’Neil described the agreement as being in place with a lead investor. He said the arrangement has been signed by the investor and approved by LIV’s board, with the investor playing an “anchor” role in the transaction. Multiple outlets report that O’Neil’s comments come in the context of concerns about LIV’s future after the Saudi Arabia Public Investment Fund’s financial support ends. According to the reports, the announcement provides the first indication of what LIV might do following that pullout, suggesting the league expects to maintain operations after 2026 rather than stop or downsize. The sources do not provide additional details on the investor’s identity, the amount of funding, or how the post-2026 structure would work, but they agree that O’Neil presents the funding as secured for the period after 2026.