How Long Is Bryson DeChambeau’s $125M LIV Golf Contract?

It’s been 2 years since the Saudi-backed league has found its place in the sporting realm. Surprisingly, it has provided the golf world with a lot of spectacular performances and athletes, of which Bryson DeChambeau holds one of the top spots. And, he was able to do so by joining LIV Golf with a contract worth around $125 million.

However, while the golfer continues to enjoy the benefits of the deal along with dishing out wonderful performances on the alternate tour, curiosity naturally arises about the other aspects of the agreement. Or to put it plainly, how long will the golfer play in the PIF-funded league as per the current terms of his contract?

Bryson DeChambeau’s LIV Golf contract

The athlete joined the roster of Crushers GC during the second event in Portland. And, he did so after signing the lucrative deal that he claimed to be worth more than $125 million. While the 30-year-old did not reveal the exact amount he received, he did divulge the number of years he had signed it for.

In an episode of the podcast, Country Club Adjacent, the 1X major champ mentioned how the deal was penned for a total of four-and-a-half years. However, since more than one and a half years have transpired since June when he played his first LIV Golf event, the athlete can participate in the league for three more years, give or take, as per his contract.

Coming to the other aspects of the deal, he confessed how the amount that was known to the public was “a little low.” Adding on, the golfer said, “I’m not gonna say the details, I mean for what’s reported it’s somewhat close,” while responding to a question in the podcast.

Well, signing the ‘Scientist’ was truly a magnificent move by the Saudi-backed league, as he has since then proved his deal’s worth many a time on tour. Moreover, his arrival at Crushers GC has transformed them from some sort of an enigma during the inaugural year to one of the top teams in 2023.

Bryson DeChambeau, leading the Crushers GC by example

The squad saw a lot of changes after DeChambeau became a part of the same. Initially led by Peter Uihlein, the 34-year-old was replaced by the hard-hitter following which the team finally welcomed Paul Casey, Charles Howell III, and Anirban Lahiri. And, since then, the group has won a total of three times on the circuit, including the 2023 Team Championship in Miami.

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When it comes to the 2020 U.S. Open champ, he has emerged victorious a total of two times in the season that ended a while back. Moreover, he was able to do so at the LIV Golf Greenbrier event and the tournament in Chicago, the latter of which helped lead his team to a win scoring 33-under. Well, all of it was possible because of the ‘no-brainer’ deal he signed with the PIF-funded league!

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