LIV Golf, the controversial golf league backed by Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund, has dismissed rumors of its impending shutdown. CEO Scott O'Neil reassured fans and stakeholders that the season will continue as scheduled, with the sixth event taking place at Club de Golf Chapultepec in Mexico City. The league faced speculation about its future following reports of an emergency meeting in New York and concerns over financial backing from the Saudi fund. LIV Golf has amassed a staggering $5.3 billion in investments, yet it has also incurred significant losses, averaging $100 million in monthly expenses. Amidst this backdrop, LIV players, including Sergio Garcia, have publicly stated they are unaware of any plans for the league's closure. The ongoing operations signal LIV's commitment to its schedule, despite the challenges it faces.