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Bryson DeChambeau and Cam Smith linked to potential LIV Golf exits

LIV Golf’s restructuring efforts have drawn fresh scrutiny as several top players navigate their contractual futures amid the league’s bankruptcy proceedings. Bryson DeChambeau and Cameron Smith are among six golfers—including An Byeong-hun, Marc Leishman, Cameron Tringale, and Matthew Wolff—whose legal teams have entered the case, seeking clarity on their existing agreements.

DeChambeau’s contract was set to expire at year’s end, while Smith’s position remains unresolved despite his representation in court filings. The uncertainty follows Sergio García’s October 5 release from LIV, which freed him to explore other opportunities, including a potential return to the proposed LIV 2.0 competition or the Ryder Cup.

Meanwhile, Jon Rahm rejected the new terms outright, opting instead for a negotiated exit rather than committing to the league’s 2027 relaunch. With Rahm’s decision and García’s departure already signaling shifting loyalties, DeChambeau and Smith’s next moves could further reshape the league’s player landscape.

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