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Bryson DeChambeau Eyes YouTube, Skips PGA if LIV Funding Fades

5/6/2026

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DeChambeau Eyes YouTube

Bryson DeChambeau said he may focus on YouTube and skip a PGA Tour return if LIV Golf loses funding after 2026.
Under his LIV contract through 2026, he aims to triple his 2.7 million-subscriber YouTube audience, add dubbing, and play invited events despite unclear PGA Tour talks.
After the Saudi Public Investment Fund withdrew financing and its chairman Yasir Al-Rumayyan stepped down, DeChambeau said he was “shocked.”

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DeChambeau Pushes Partnership

Bryson DeChambeau said egos must be dropped and LIV Golf should work with the PGA Tour.
He said his Crushers GC team was EBITDA positive last season, proving LIV franchises can profit.
DeChambeau claimed some LIV franchises could sell for close to $200 million, excluding his own.
He cited his 2022 lawsuit against the PGA Tour and condemned the Tour’s restructuring that cut fields and staff.

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DeChambeau Eyes YouTube

Bryson DeChambeau said he may focus on YouTube and skip a PGA Tour return if LIV Golf loses funding after 2026.
Under his LIV contract through 2026, he aims to triple his 2.7 million-subscriber YouTube audience, add dubbing, and play invited events despite unclear PGA Tour talks.
After the Saudi Public Investment Fund withdrew financing and its chairman Yasir Al-Rumayyan stepped down, DeChambeau said he was “shocked.”

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