DeChambeau stands by LIV decision as league winds down

Bryson DeChambeau said he stands by his decision to join LIV Golf and will approach his next career steps with humility, as the circuit moves toward winding down operations. In a social-media post on November 8, he did not name a future tour or describe his longer-term plans.

“I’m not going to rewrite the last four years,” DeChambeau wrote. He said he was grateful for the opportunity to play before fans around the world and continued to believe golf could reach more people in new ways. He also said he had given everything he could to keep team golf alive.

DeChambeau acknowledged that some of his past remarks had not helped and cited the late golfer Arnold Palmer’s view that no player is bigger than the game. He said he would show respect for those who came before him. His post did not identify which remarks he was referring to.

The Nedbank Golf Challenge in South Africa, scheduled for December 2026, is DeChambeau’s next listed tournament. The event’s confirmed-player list includes him. Beyond that, his schedule and whether he will join another tour remain undetermined by his public statement.

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