Bryson DeChambeau Denies Reports of LIV Golf Exit Plans

American golfer Bryson DeChambeau has firmly denied speculation about his future at LIV Golf, calling reports that he was looking to leave the breakaway tour before the end of the year "completely untrue."

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The 2020 U.S. Open champion, speaking to BBC Sport on May 2, 2026, addressed the rumours directly, rejecting claims that had circulated in various golf media outlets. DeChambeau has been one of LIV Golf's high-profile signings since the Saudi-backed league launched, competing alongside other major champions.

DeChambeau has established himself as one of golf's most recognizable personalities, known for his power-hitting approach and analytical approach to the game. His presence has been central to LIV Golf's strategy of attracting major winners to grow its global audience.

The American's denial comes amid continued speculation about player movements between LIV Golf and the PGA Tour, with various players facing questions about their long-term commitments to the breakaway circuit. DeChambeau's emphatic rejection suggests he intends to remain with the league for the foreseeable future.

His statement provides clarity on at least one player's immediate future, though transfer speculation in professional golf remains active as both circuits continue to navigate an evolving landscape for the sport's top competitors.