Bryson DeChambeau Asks For Help With LIV-PGA TOUR Decision

Story byBryson DeChambeau Asks For Help With LIV-PGA TOUR DecisionRiley HamelTue, January 13, 2026 at 8:44 PM UTC·1 min readBryson DeChambeau is the content king for a reason. On Tuesday, he asked his followers whether or not he should leave LIV Golf for the PGA TOUR. No one in golf produces content like Bryson DeChambeau, whether he’s consciously aware of it or not—remember when he threw that Masters signage over his shoulder? On Tuesday, he added another great post to his resume. AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisementDeChambeau took to Instagram to ask his following of 4.3 million if he should leave LIV Golf for the PGA TOUR. On Monday, Brooks Koepka became a TOUR member once again through the new “Returning Members Program.” DeChambeau is one of the three other players—Jon Rahm and Cameron Smith—who are qualified for the TOUR’s new policy thanks to either a major championship win or PLAYERS title since 2022. RELATED:The TOUR and Brian Rolapp Threaded the NeedleAfter Koepka announced his LIV departure in December, DeChambeau told Flushing It that Koepka’s decision “definitely throws in some unique things.” DeChambeau’s LIV contract is up at the end of 2026. AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisementIf he decides to come back to the TOUR, he won’t earn anything from the TOUR’s Player Equity Program for five years and won’t receive money from the FedExCup Bonus pool in 2026.