Whatever Comes Next: Bryson DeChambeau Releases Statement on His Playing Future After LIV Golf

DeChambeau looks ahead
In a statement, Bryson DeChambeau reflected on LIV Golf’s end and said he was prepared to move forward in the right way, though his next step remains unclear. He said his aim to grow the game has not changed.
DeChambeau said he still believes team golf can help bring the sport to more people and places. He also acknowledged that some of his past comments had not helped. Invoking Arnold Palmer’s view that no player is bigger than the game, DeChambeau said he would approach the future with humility and respect for those who came before him.
Players face uncertain paths
The PGA Tour has not said what route back might be available to former LIV Golf players after the league completes liquidation of its assets in bankruptcy court. That leaves many players uncertain about their playing futures.
Rahm wins in Abu Dhabi
On Sunday, Rahm won in Abu Dhabi, taking the first trophy of his career in the post-LIV Golf stage. His victory marked the start of a new chapter after his time with the league.
Hatton, who also left LIV Golf before its demise was official, finished second. DeChambeau’s next move remains to be seen.
Key points
- DeChambeau says growing the game remains his goal after LIV Golf’s end.
- He plans to approach his next steps with humility and respect.
- The PGA Tour has not announced a return path for former LIV players.
- Jon Rahm won in Abu Dhabi, with Tyrrell Hatton finishing second.

