Bryson DeChambeau said he “would love to play on the PGA Tour” amid speculation about LIV Golf’s future. The American, who has been the poster boy of the breakaway tour, hopes to play in both the LIV circuit and the PGA.DeChambeau, who missed the cut at three out of the four majors, spoke about his ambitions for the future, including seeing stadiums dedicated to golf.”My ultimate goal is to have golf course stadiums, similar to the PGA Tour’s TPC Sawgrass model, with our teams having their own golf course as a stadium.”Personally, I’d love to be able to play events on the PGA Tour, too. I think that’s best for golf. I’d love that.”It’s not an either/or mentality. It’s ‘can we do both?’ I think that’s where everybody wants to be.”There isn’t a golf fan on the planet who doesn’t want to see me play a big Tour event, and I get that.”I’d love to go play events that make sense, love to play team golf, and love to play wherever they’ll let me,” he told the New York Post.Bryson DeChambeau said he ‘would love to play on the PGA Tour’ | REUTERSThe American explained that he is “100 per cent” sure he will be playing on the LIV circuit next year, despite question marks around his future and the league.LIV CEO Scott O’Neil recently announced a new investment package has been “signed” and “approved”.He explained that the move will help drive LIV into its “new era”, with the league also having “strong interest” from a number of other parties.O’Neil said: “LIV Golf has an agreement in place with a lead investor, signed by the investor and approved by the Board, to anchor the transaction and play a key role in supporting the path forward for the League’s next era, driven by and for the players.The American explained that he is ‘100 per cent’ sure he will be playing on the LIV circuit next year | REUTERS”We’re also seeing strong interest from more than a dozen additional parties to potentially serve as minority investors, creating a multi-partner model built for long-term stability and growth.”Notably, our next chapter will make our players the majority equity holders in LIV Golf, a first for a major global sports league, and gives the League the foundation to keep growing the game worldwide.”We anticipate finalising terms in the coming weeks, with the goal of entering a transaction in September.”In the meantime, our focus is on delivering a great week for fans and players at Bedminster and finishing the 2026 season strong.”The league’s CEO, Scott O’Neil, recently announced a new investment package | GETTYThe league’s future has been up in the air after Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund announced in April that it would withdraw its backing at the end of the season.DeChambeau recently led a players’ meeting, with power in the circuit expected to transition to the league’s stars.Several key players’ futures remain tenable at the moment with LIV, including former Masters Champion Jon Rahm and his Ryder Cup teammate, Tyrrell Hatton.