LIV Golf executives held a meeting in New York amid rising speculation about the future of the Saudi Arabia-funded tour. Rumors of a potential shutdown emerged on social media, prompting concerns among players and officials. Despite these uncertainties, LIV's next event in Mexico City is scheduled to proceed. The Saudi Public Investment Fund (PIF), which has invested over $5 billion in LIV since its inception in 2021, is reportedly refocusing its sports budget on football and e-sports, leaving golf as a lesser priority. This shift is compounded by the inability to finalize a merger with the PGA Tour, three years after a framework agreement was signed. The recent reduction in prize money and bonus payments for LIV events reflects the PIF's new five-year economic strategy emphasizing sustainable investments. Notably, some former LIV players have returned to the PGA Tour, indicating a potential shift in the competitive landscape. As speculation continues, LIV players remain in the dark about their tour's future, with no official updates provided.