BC Partners Credit Reportedly Halts ‘LIV 2.0’ League Plans Amid Player Support Concerns
BC Partners Credit, the main investor for LIV Golf, is reportedly abandoning plans for a new league version, referred to as "LIV 2.0," due to insufficient player support. The proposed league, which had a pledge of up to $300 million,…
Wilmington, NC, November 4, 2026 — BC Partners Credit, identified as the primary investor for LIV Golf, has reportedly withdrawn its support for a proposed new league iteration, dubbed “LIV 2.0.” The decision is attributed to a lack of sufficient player backing for the initiative.
The “LIV 2.0” concept had outlined a significant financial commitment, with a pledge of up to $300 million intended to fund the new league. Key objectives for the proposed league included the staging of at least 10 tournaments annually, the establishment of team play formats, and the provision of player equity.
This reported withdrawal of investment marks a critical juncture for LIV Golf, particularly as the entity faces ongoing bankruptcy proceedings. The shift in strategy by BC Partners Credit is expected to redirect the focus of these proceedings, with a greater emphasis potentially placed on the liquidation of LIV Golf’s assets.
Details regarding specific player engagement levels or the exact reasons for the insufficient support were not provided in the report.
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