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LIV and let die: Reed’s return to PGA fold shows why Saudi golf experiment is doomed | Ewan Murray

January 29, 2026

Patrick Reed and Brooks Koepka are set to return to the PGA Tour, highlighting the challenges faced by the LIV Golf series, which has struggled to establish itself despite significant financial backing. The $6 billion investment by LIV since 2022 has not yielded the expected results, suggesting the Saudi-backed golf venture may be faltering.

LIV and let die: Reed’s return to PGA fold shows why Saudi golf experiment is doomed | Ewan Murray

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Patrick Reed and Brooks Koepka are poised to rejoin the PGA Tour.
LIV Golf has invested an estimated $6 billion since 2022.
The series has not established itself as expected in the golf landscape.
Elite golfers are returning to the PGA after accepting LIV's offers.
The future of the LIV Golf experiment remains uncertain.

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LIV and let die: Reed’s return to PGA fold shows why Saudi golf experiment is doomed | Ewan Murray

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