While LIV Golf’s future looks bleak right now, it would certainly prove to be a boost if Bryson DeChambeau decided to commit to staying with the league for the 2027 season.

No player was a bigger advocate for LIV 2.0 than Bryson DeChambeau, with the two-time major champion even leading meetings involving the rest of the field at times this past season.

Surprisingly, DeChambeau is yet to announce whether he will be staying with LIV Golf or leaving in the hope of returning to the PGA Tour.

However, there is potentially a small hint about his plans in his latest YouTube video.

On Wednesday, DeChambeau released his latest Break 50 video which features three golfers from the Amish community.

Interestingly, DeChambeau’s clothing is missing the logos of both LIV Golf and his Crushers team.

Instead, DeChambeau’s own brand logo is on his shirt and his cap.

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Of course, there could be a very good reason for DeChambeau not wearing the attire that many have become accustomed to seeing him wearing. Perhaps those who are remaining with LIV are preparing behind the scenes for a big, and much-needed, rebrand.

However, even those who look set to leave LIV Golf have been wearing clothes with the league’s logo while playing on the DP World Tour in recent weeks.

So it is intriguing that DeChambeau is not promoting the league in any way during his latest video at a time when he would presumably want to create as much buzz as possible ahead of the 2027 season.

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It was recently announced that Charles Howell III intends to leave LIV and play on the DP World Tour next year. That will have come as a blow to DeChambeau given that they had been teammates since the start of the 2023 season.

Howell III is not someone who has any real connection to the European Tour. And given that he is close to DeChambeau, it seemed safe to assume that he would likely be staying with LIV.

Perhaps DeChambeau ditching the LIV logo for his latest video is an indication that he may also be preparing to head through the exit door.