LIV Golf has reached an agreement with a new, unnamed lead investor that will allow the breakaway league to continue into the 2027 season. The deal comes after Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund (PIF) announced in April that it would end its financial backing of the league at the end of 2026. The PIF had been the primary source of funding for LIV Golf since its launch. The league did not identify the new investor or provide details about the terms of the agreement. Both BBC Sport and Sky Sports reported the development, with Sky noting that the PIF's decision to withdraw was announced earlier this year. LIV Golf said the agreement secures its future for next season, though questions remain about the league's long-term financial stability and its ongoing relationship with the PGA Tour. No further information about the investor or the structure of the deal has been released.