LIV Golf announces investment plan of up to $300 million

LIV Golf has secured an initial committed investment from BC Partners Credit as part of a financing plan of up to $300 million intended to support the league’s Chapter 11 restructuring and preparations for its planned 2027 season. The proposed financing remains subject to bankruptcy court approval and customary conditions, and the initial investment amount has not been disclosed. BC Partners Credit said it plans to provide the financing to help LIV Golf emerge from court-supervised restructuring on a stronger financial footing. The league filed for Chapter 11 protection in September and has said it hopes to complete the process in early 2027. The announcement does not establish that the full $300 million has been committed or received, or whether the package will meet the league’s needs for next season. The proposed next phase would give players the opportunity to become equity owners in both LIV Golf and its teams, according to BC Partners Credit. LIV Golf said the agreement also allows more time for discussions with players about future participation, the planned schedule and possible changes to the competitive format. Which players will take part remains unresolved.