LIV’s workforce occasion on brink of cancellation, per captain Martin Kaymer
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Martin Kaymer, captain of LIV Golf’s Cleeks workforce, instructed reporters on Wednesday that it’s “extremely unlikely” the circuit will stage its August workforce finale in Michigan.
The information was first reported by Ben Parsons of Right now’s Golfer, who spoke with a “disappointed” Kaymer forward of this week’s LIV Golf UK occasion.
It comes because the embattled league seeks to safe funding for subsequent season following the withdrawal of Saudi help earlier this season.
Kaymer mentioned that he expects the subsequent three LIV occasions — this week in England and subsequent occasions in New Jersey and Indianapolis — will go forward as scheduled, however barring a sudden change, the workforce finale in Michigan, scheduled for the Cardinal at Saint John’s in Plymouth, Mich., gained’t occur. (He put the possibilities at 5 p.c.) An earlier occasion scheduled for New Orleans was postponed indefinitely.
One quote from Kaymer stands proud from the report. He was processing the thought of the workforce occasion probably transferring up every week, to Indianapolis, and wound up reflecting on LIV’s yr.
“Alternatively, how do you need to have a workforce profitable the entire season in the event you don’t have a workforce occasion? We must be sincere. The entire season was a little bit of a …,” he told TG. “There was a lot occurring. Canceled New Orleans. Canceled probably the final occasion. So I feel it’s essential to only end the season and hopefully we’ll have a plan for 2027.”
Kaymer added that he hasn’t given up on the league’s future; he echoed fellow captains’ hopes that they will “hit the reset button” for a scaled-back model of LIV going ahead; CEO Scott O’Neil hopes to safe funding by September. Lee Westwood and Ian Poulter mentioned this week that they’d helped join the league with potential traders, whereas Jon Rahm said the league was maintaining him knowledgeable however didn’t have particular assurances about its future.
“I’m not going to share something that I can’t share with you guys proper now,” he mentioned, requested whether or not he expects to play LIV subsequent season.
The Michigan information comes on the heels of the Asian Tour exiting its settlement with LIV in favor of a partnership with the DP World and PGA Excursions, which was introduced Tuesday.

