Bryson DeChambeau says his plans depend on whether LIV Golf can continue after Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund (PIF) announces it will withdraw funding. Multiple reports cite PIF’s decision as creating uncertainty about the league’s future, with the investment described as totaling more than $5.4 billion since 2022. DeChambeau indicates that if LIV Golf does not survive, he would concentrate on his own YouTube channel as an alternative focus. He also comments on professional golf’s wider landscape, including criticism directed at the PGA Tour. Separately, DeChambeau outlines what he would need to consider a return to the PGA Tour, framing it as conditional on the circumstances surrounding LIV’s continuation and his own career direction. While the reports agree that Saudi funding is scheduled to end at the year’s close, they do not describe any immediate change to LIV’s schedule from the announcements. Overall, DeChambeau presents a scenario-based approach: if LIV continues, he remains invested; if it collapses, he pivots to other personal and public-facing ventures and evaluates potential pathways back to the PGA Tour.