Poulter unsure about his future with LIV Golf

‘It Would Be a Real Shame’: Ian Poulter Delivers Blunt LIV 2.0 Verdict As Future Hangs in the Balance

With LIV Golf’s 2026 season ending prematurely in Indianapolis, LIV Golf 2.0 now appears inevitable. Despite losing Saudi Arabia’s PIF funding, CEO Scott O’Neil has confirmed that a lead investor has been found to keep the league going next season. While Ian Poulter expects some players to move on, the 50-year-old remains undecided about his own future.  “It would be a real shame if LIV 2.0 doesn’t happen,” he wrote in a lengthy post on Instagra…

Poulter unsure about his future with LIV Golf

Aug 24 : England's Ian Poulter said on Monday he hoped LIV Golf remained afloat next year but was unsure about his own future with the breakaway circuit he has been with since its launch in 2022.Poulter, a five-times Ryder Cup champion, made the admission in a lengthy social media post that came one day after

Ian Poulter undecided about his future with LIV Golf but hopes the league can continue, amid financial concerns

Ian Poulter was one of the first players to join LIV Golf back in 2022 but the five-time Ryder Cup champion says he is undecided on whether he will continue to play on the circuit into the future