LIV Golf 2.0: Which players are staying, leaving or undecided?

LIV Golf faces a crucial few weeks as players decide whether to remain with the league ahead of its proposed 2027 revamp.

Jon Rahm, Adrian Meronk, David Puig, Abraham Ancer and Thomas Pieters have already confirmed they will not take part in LIV 2.0.

As many as 19 players have had their LIV Golf contracts rejected by a US bankruptcy judge, but that doesn't mean they won't be part of LIV's new era.

Those players include Bryson DeChambeau, Dustin Johnson, Cameron Smith, Bubba Watson, Lee Westwood, Ian Poulter, Talor Gooch, Anthony Kim, Laurie Canter, Thomas Detry, Lucas Herbert, Michael La Sasso, Danny Lee, Dean Burmester, Luis Masaveu, Anirban Lahiri, Victor Perez, Peter Uihlein, Pieters and Puig.  

Richard Bland, Victor Perez and Cameron Tringale have all publicly committed to LIV's new era.

Players have been given until 25 October to make an official decision.

GolfMagic will update this article as more players confirm their plans.

Which players are out of LIV 2.0?

Which players have committed to LIV 2.0?

Which LIV Golf players are undecided on 2.0?

TBC means a player's plans have yet to be confirmed for this tracker. It does not necessarily mean they have not made a private decision.

When is the LIV 2.0 deadline?

Players have reportedly been given until 25 October 2026 to confirm their plans, although the deadline could be pushed back further if needed.

With LIV Golf's proposed new model backed by BC Partners Credit, retaining its biggest names remains a key challenge ahead of the 2027 season.

On 6 October, BC Partners Credit announced an initial committed $4 million investment in LIV 2.0, forming the first part of a targeted $300 million financing package.

The investment is designed to help LIV Golf emerge from its restructuring on a stronger financial footing ahead of the 2027 season, while laying the foundations for a new player-owned, team-focused model.

However, the proposed revamp still faces important questions, including whether LIV Golf can retain enough of its biggest names to make the new era viable.

GolfMagic will update the tables above as further departures, commitments and decisions are confirmed.