LIV Golf files for bankruptcy in the United States and, in a court filing, says it owes its players millions of dollars. The claim lists Australia’s Cameron Smith among those owed money, with Smith identified as owed about $6.6 million.
The outlets report the filing was made on Wednesday, with LIV Golf submitting a bankruptcy claim that focuses on player payments. While all three articles cover the same central allegation—that player debts are significant and include Smith—their reporting emphasizes different aspects of the case, such as the identities of high-profile players named in the filing and the specific amount attributed to Smith. The sources do not report, in detail, how LIV Golf arrived at the figures or any response from players or the company beyond the bankruptcy claim itself.
Overall, the articles agree that the bankruptcy process is underway and that the filing includes substantial sums owed to multiple players, with Cameron Smith’s figure highlighted as part of the broader list.
