By Frank Pingue Nov 5 (Reuters) - LIV Golf, which shook up world golf in 2022, will liquidate after losing big-name players and the financing it needed to stay alive, the breakaway circuit said on Thursday.

LIV Golf shook up the sport when it launched in 2022, luring some of the PGA Tour’s biggest stars with massive guaranteed contracts. Five years and more than $5 billion later, the league is shutting down.

Outgoing PGA Tour Commissioner Jay Monahan reflects on the LIV Golf conflict and his legacy in this definitive interview with Golfweek's Eamon Lynch.

How did LIV Golf get here? Revisit its biggest signings, PGA Tour feud, Saudi funding, bankruptcy and the key events that led to its end.

LIV Golf is no more, bringing to an end a wild, eventful and odd chapter of professional golf. The post LIV Golf roiled the game for years. What will its legacy be now? appeared first on Golf.

Five years after its dramatic launch, LIV Golf is joining the ranks of the unliving after losing two financial backers in a matter of months

Bankrupt LIV Golf, which sought to disrupt professional golf, will wind down its operations after failing to secure funding.

The league’s announced wind-down marks the end of a bitter era in professional golf. For the players, finding their next place to compete is more complicated.