Welcome back to the Hackett Out Golf podcast today.

We're going to cover three interesting subjects. So we're going to talk about Liv's developments, talking about financing going forward. We are going to talk about Fitzpatrick. So Alex Fitzpatrick and his talk card, which is, of course, quite a store online. And Brooks Kebka back to the PGA tour chat as well. I know that's been a while, but we're just going to talk about that.

Also, because I think it's got some interesting points connected to the first.

Greg and Lou in the house, welcome guys.

Let's start with Liv.

No funding guaranteed going into 2027 is the reports.

And kind of, is that, has been an official statement now by Liv?

I think it has actually been a statement, isn't it?

But it's certainly what's been talked about.

Thoughts on running out of money for those guys.

I don't know if they've made the official, they've announced it officially.

It seems to be just reported that way.

I just read an article through Sky Sports here.

I was just looking at earlier today. Liv, read an article through Sky Sports here. I was just looking

at earlier today. Live Golf have hired Alex Partners, LLP, is specialized in restructuring.

Yeah. So they've hired a company to figure out a way to make money. Look, they've got big issues.

They're clearly, and it's decided by who watches and there not enough people are watching.

It's very, very simple. You don't have enough people watching what you do. Your team concept,

you know, and oddly they just announced another team name change in a rebrand, which is about the

fourth or fifth one they've done now. It's hard to

fall in love with the team if you keep changing their names, in my opinion, and changing their

concept. And that's also an admission that you didn't get it right out of the gate.

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