The future of the LIV 2.0 golf project is now largely dependent on the decisions of American golfer Bryson DeChambeau, according to recent reports. Scott O'Neil, the CEO of the LIV Golf circuit, is facing challenges in negotiating with investors, as the last asset he had to leverage—possibly a key player or financial backing—may have already reached out to the DP World Tour, a major golf tour based in Europe. Earlier this year, DeChambeau attempted to negotiate a new contract with LIV Golf, with figures approaching 500 million dollars, but no agreement was reached. The Saudi Public Investment Fund (PIF), a major financial backer of LIV Golf, has decided to stop funding the circuit beyond 2026. This has forced LIV Golf's leaders to seek a new economic model to sustain the tour. Several players have already left the LIV Golf circuit. Jon Rahm, a prominent golfer, officially announced his departure. Others, including Tyrrell Hatton, Cam Smith, Joaquin Niemann, and Adrian Meronk, are either negotiating their exits or have indicated they do not wish to extend their involvement. Sergio Garcia has obtained the termination of his contract, though he has not ruled out a future return to the circuit. Retaining DeChambeau appears to be an absolute priority for O'Neil and the promoters of LIV 2.0. Discussions have been initiated with the DP World Tour, according to the British daily The Telegraph. DeChambeau has confirmed his participation in the Nedbank Golf Challenge in South Africa in December next year. He is also considering playing in several additional tournaments on the European circuit. His appearance at Sun City, his first in six years on the DP World Tour, at an event associated with golf legend Gary Player, may not be an isolated incident. While there is no indication that DeChambeau would consider becoming a full member of the DP World Tour, he has until November 1st to apply for membership in time for the 2027 season. Discussions are underway to define the conditions of his presence on LIV 2.0, and his representatives are exploring other options. The path leading to the DP World Tour appears to be the most plausible.