Cameron Smith says he will '100 per cent' return to PGA Tour if LIV Golf does not survive
Australian golfer Cameron Smith has stated he would return to the PGA Tour if LIV Golf ceases operations. While he hopes the breakaway league survives, he acknowledged the uncertainty surrounding its future following the withdrawal of Saudi financial support.
Why it matters
This highlights the ongoing instability in professional golf as the LIV Golf league faces a critical financial crossroads that could force a major shift in player distribution.
Cameron Smith wants LIV Golf to survive, but says he will return to the PGA Tour if it doesn't. ( Getty Images: Hector Vivas )
Australian star Cameron Smith says he is open to returning to the PGA Tour if LIV Golf does not survive.
The future of LIV Golf is up in the air after Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund said it will not continue financial support for the breakaway league beyond the current season.
Smith said the LIV team is working hard "behind the scenes" to get them playing next year, and he hopes to learn more at an upcoming players' meeting.
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