Reports suggest LIV Golf, the Saudi-backed breakaway golf league, may be far from collapse after all, with claims that it is closing in on a fresh $250 million cash injection. This challenges years of predictions from golf's establishment that the circuit was a short-lived, oil-funded venture that would fold once funding dried up, and it comes despite recent reports that LIV had cancelled its season finale.

The article, published by OutKick, does not fully detail the source or terms of the reported $250 million investment, but frames it as evidence undercutting critics who dismissed LIV Golf as a temporary experiment and mocked players who defected from the PGA Tour. It notes the apparent contradiction between reports of a cancelled finale and the league's continued financial backing, suggesting the rebel tour's long-term future remains more secure than many had assumed.