Rumors are circulating that LIV Golf, the controversial golf league backed by Saudi Arabia, may be nearing its end following disappointing performances from its players at the 2026 Masters Tournament in Augusta, Georgia, USA. Bryson DeChambeau, a prominent figure in LIV, missed the cut with scores of 76-74, while Jon Rahm, who had previously won the Masters, finished in a lackluster T38 position after a Thursday score of 78. Their struggles have raised concerns about the league's competitive viability. Sergio Garcia's outbursts during the tournament, including damaging property at Augusta National, further emphasized the discontent among LIV players. In contrast, former LIV members Brooks Koepka and Patrick Reed performed well, tying for 12th place at five under par, suggesting that their departure from LIV may have revitalized their game. As competitive, financial, and geopolitical pressures mount, the Masters may symbolize the end of LIV Golf's tumultuous chapter in professional golf.