Dustin Johnson's agent has indicated the former world number one has options should the LIV Golf circuit cease operations, according to a report published Tuesday. The agent, speaking on condition of anonymity, stated "I can tell you" there are potential pathways for the two-time major champion, though specific details were not disclosed in the initial report.
Johnson, 40, has been a flagship player for LIV Golf since joining the Saudi-backed league in 2022. The 24-time PGA Tour winner captained the 4 Aces GC team to the inaugural LIV team championship in 2022. Any potential departure would represent a significant shift in the professional golf landscape amid ongoing negotiations between the PGA Tour, DP World Tour, and the Public Investment Fund of Saudi Arabia.
The comments come as the future of LIV Golf remains uncertain while framework agreement talks continue between the sport's major stakeholders. Johnson's contract status and potential return to the PGA Tour would be subject to any unified governance structure that emerges from those negotiations.
