Bryson DeChambeau may not have won in his hometown, but he still had a lot to celebrate at the end of LIV Golf Dallas. After all, everyone from the Crushers GC squad had finished within the top 11, and they had dominated the team rankings. This gives the DeChambeau-led team their third consecutive team win and places them at the top of the leaderboard. With only four more events to go before the Team Championship, Crushers GC are in great form to take it all the way through.

LIV Golf Dallas was loud, energetic, and action-packed. Fans were eager to watch their hometown hero play, and despite DeChambeau not winning in the end, they still had a ball during the event. All that was until DeChambeau learned about an upsetting development. In the post-event presser on June 29, a reporter asked: “LIV officials said they haven’t decided yet whether or not they’re coming back to Dallas. What do you want them to know before they make that decision?”

Bryson DeChambeau: “Well –“
Paul Casey: “It’s above my pay grade.”
Bryson DeChambeau: “Look what this week did for LIV Golf. I think and hope that they see that and see the potential with this market. It’s conversations we’re going to have. But I’d love to be back here. It would be a lot of fun,” he said.

Clearly uncomfortable, the Dallas local pleaded the case for his city to still be considered as a future venue, especially after hosting events two seasons in a row. Last year, the LIV Golf Team Championship was also held at the Maridoe Golf Club in Dallas, Texas, and it was so successful that they returned this year, too. In fact, when former LIV Golf CEO Greg Norman was announcing the 2025 schedule, he had the city in mind. “We’re excited to build on the tremendous success we had last year at new LIV Golf venues.” And, of course, DeChambeau was the biggest attraction for locals. After all, he lives less than 20 miles away in Grapevine.

DeChambeau was really excited to play in his hometown, and he also took the stage during the concert after the second round to welcome the fans. He pumped everyone up by screaming, “Let’s have some fun tonight!” after an energetic speech. The audience also cheered him on before continuing to enjoy the post-round entertainment. But considering LIV Golf’s pattern of schedule, it’s quite common for the officials to not stick around at a venue for too long.

Apart from a few that have been quite successful, like Chicago, Miami, Adelaide, Jeddah, Singapore, and Andalucia, all other locations have held no more than two events. So it won’t come as a surprise if the officials decide to give Dallas the same treatment London and Mayakoba received when they moved the LIV Golf events to another city.

But there are other factors that might play into LIV Golf officials taking this decision: One that might have to do with one of the lucrative deals they signed recently.

Dallas loyal, Bryson DeChambeau’s problem might come from the East!

No, we’re not talking about the East Coast or anywhere near Florida. The Trump National Doral already has that location booked for LIV Golf Miami. Bryson DeChambeau’s worries are much closer to the borders of Texas. Only a few weeks ago, LIV Golf signed a huge deal with the Louisiana government to host an event in the state from 2026 onwards.

The Louisiana Legislature is expected to invest a whopping $7 million to bring LIV Golf to New Orleans next season. The government is also planning to invest another $2 million in the development of the Bayou Oaks Golf Course at the New Orleans City Park. In fact, Senate President Cameron Henry said in an interview that the amount would “get the course up and running for a LIV quality event.”

That will be the venue for the tournament as LIV Golf comes to Louisiana for the first time in their short history. The Louisiana revelation, which was a few weeks ago, and the rumors of the cancellation of LIV Golf Dallas, a state across, might be interlinked. Whether it’s a fact or a coincidence, we may never know. What do you think? Let us know in the comments below.