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Count Dustin Johnson among the LIV Golf stars who have no idea what will happen after the league lost funding from the Saudi Public Investment Fund beyond the 2026 season.
“I think Scott’s doing a good job,” Johnson said regarding LIV Golf CEO Scott O'Neil, who admitted the tour is seeking financial backers. “I think your guess is as good as mine with what happens next year.”
When asked where he would play next season, Johnson didn't take the bait.
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“You have to ask me when it comes to that. I have no [expletive] idea right now. I’ve got two more rounds to play. That is the only thing I’m thinking about it," he said. "I don’t look too far ahead. I’ve got a lot of good golf in there. Feel great. Body feels good.”
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While he's not sure what happens next season, Johnson will be playing the weekend at the PGA Championship after carding an even-par, 70 on Friday to sit at two-over for the tournament and seven shots off the lead.
“I’m happy with my game, honestly,” he said. “Not very thrilled with my driver. Everything else feels really good. I’m rolling it well, short game is good and obviously it’s difficult around these greens. It’s hard to judge the last few shots I hit, seemed really nice and that I hit better shots than where they ended up."
Johnson finished in a tie for 33rd at the Masters earlier this year.
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