Bryson DeChambeau says no regrets about LIV Golf move - ESPN

Bryson DeChambeau offered no regrets for taking Saudi riches to join LIV Golf and no indication about his immediate future, saying only that he will approach it with «humility and respect for the game.»

DeChambeau posted his thoughts on social media Sunday, his first public comments since LIV on Thursday abandoned plans to emerge from Chapter 11 bankruptcy with a new version of the league. He had the most gravitas of any player supporting LIV 2.0.

«I'm not going to rewrite the last four years,» DeChambeau wrote. «I made a decision I believed in, and I'm grateful for what came with it: playing in front of fans new and old around the world who rarely got to see the best players at home.»

DeChambeau and Jon Rahm, both two-time major champions, are the two biggest names in the rival league that no longer is supported by the Public Investment Fund of Saudi Arabia. The bankruptcy court in New Jersey approved the end of Rahm's contract with LIV.

Rahm won the Abu Dhabi Championship on Sunday, moving him back into the top 10 in the world.

The Spaniard has said he has not spoken to the PGA Tour about a path back. For now, he is looking at a European tour schedule for 2027 because the PGA Tour has banned LIV players for one year since their last appearance.

DeChambeau's case might be more complex because he was among the players who filed an antitrust lawsuit against the PGA Tour.

He also said in a CNN interview after the June 2023 framework agreement among the PGA Tour, European tour and PIF: «It does stink from my perspective that the PGA Tour players are not necessarily winning. I hope they can find a way to make sure they are valued in the same way we are over at LIV.»

«Arnold Palmer said no player is bigger than the game, and