LIV Golf has received a potentially massive boost in its fight for survival.

Two-time major champion Bryson DeChambeau remains committed to helping the struggling league launch its proposed LIV 2.0 competition in 2027.

According to ESPN’s October 21 report, sources say DeChambeau is actively working behind the scenes to make the league’s return possible.

The news comes as LIV faces financial uncertainty.

The league has also struggled thus far with player retention.

LIV faces a critical commitment deadline on Sunday, October 25. This could determine the leagues viability going forward.

DeChambeau has not been confirmed as one of the players who have formally committed to the new league.

Still, his reported involvement could be enormously important.

With several former LIV stars pursuing opportunities elsewhere, keeping one of golf’s biggest personalities invested in the league’s future could make all the difference.

🚨👀⛳️ JUST IN — ESPN is reporting that 2-time major Champion, Bryson DeChambeau ‘remains committed and is working diligently behind the scenes to bring LIV 2.0 to fruition.’ @BrysonLegion

As of today, the league is believed to have formally secured 4 player commitments: