Bryson DeChambeau says he expects a future for LIV Golf, while also emphasizing that he wants golf to reach a point where LIV and the PGA Tour can coexist. Across outlets, he frames his comments as reflecting both his confidence in LIV’s continuation and his personal preference to compete in PGA Tour events.
DeChambeau’s remarks include differing levels of certainty. Yahoo Sports reports that he gives a “percentage chance” that LIV Golf has a future, while the New York Post says he tells the paper he is “100 percent” sure about LIV’s future. Both accounts also highlight that DeChambeau’s longer-term goal is for LIV to no longer be positioned as an adversary to the PGA Tour, suggesting he is looking for a path toward reconciliation rather than outright separation.
Taken together, the reports indicate DeChambeau remains publicly engaged with the LIV-PGA Tour debate. However, the specific probability he cites and the way he characterizes his certainty vary between the sources. The core themes—LIV’s anticipated survival and his interest in playing PGA Tour events—are consistent.
