LIV Golf’s future is in doubt

 LIV Golf’s future is in doubt. Saudi Arabia’s sovereign wealth fund is on the verge of pulling its financial support from the league, and an announcement about the kingdom’s decision is coming as soon as today, the Financial Times reports. That would likely spell doom for the league that sought to challenge the PGA by luring away players with massive paydays. Saudi’s Public Investment Fund has invested about $5 billion in the tour, which has racked up more losses since its founding than a player who’s always over par. The FT said no final decision had been made as of yesterday, but the Telegraph reported that the league’s executives had been summoned to an emergency meeting. In an email obtained by ESPN, LIV CEO Scott O’Neil told staff that the season would go on “as planned, uninterrupted and at full throttle,” though he did not address reports about the loss of funding or the future beyond this year.