A significant decision regarding the future of LIV Golf is expected by the end of the month, as revealed in a recent court hearing. A US federal bankruptcy court judge, Michael Kaplan, was informed by attorney Rob Fitzgerald that the circuit is weighing whether to cease operations or to move forward with its proposed 2.0 structure.

During the proceedings, Fitzgerald highlighted concerns over an ultimatum from DP World Tour CEO Guy Kinnings, stating that players must choose between participating in either LIV 2.0 or the European circuit for the upcoming season. Kinnings emphasized that the DP World Tour would no longer permit certain players to compete on a limited basis, effectively forcing a choice.

Key points from the hearing include:

• Kinnings stated, "Players need to make a choice."
• Fitzgerald expressed concerns about potential anti-competitive practices affecting players’ participation in LIV.
• Judge Kaplan acknowledged the gravity of Kinnings' comments and requested ongoing updates about the situation.

Additionally, the hearing followed revelations that former world number one Jon Rahm had independently decided to leave LIV Golf, a loss for the circuit.

In a positive development for LIV, Judge Kaplan approved an amended restructuring support agreement with BC Partners, which will provide up to $300 million in financing, including an initial $4 million. Kaplan remarked that this financing is a crucial step toward determining viable paths for the organization, whether that be through continued operations or a wind-down.