BREAKING: LIV Golf has made a staggering multimillion-dollar offer to PGA Tour player Max Greyserman as the Saudi-backed league intensifies its recruitment efforts ahead of the 2026 season. Sources from the X account Flushing It Golf report that Greyserman, a 30-year-old American currently ranked 32nd in the Official World Golf Ranking (OWGR), is being targeted with an eight-figure deal to join the breakaway circuit.
This urgent development highlights LIV Golf’s strategy to enhance its roster as it aims to fill key positions, potentially replacing Ben Campbell on the team Range Goats GC. The report states:
“Sources indicate that LIV Golf have also made an 8 figure offer to sign 30 year old American, Max Greyserman, to the league ahead of the new season.”
While it remains unclear if a deal has been finalized, this news illustrates the substantial financial incentives being offered to players ranked within the world’s top 50. Greyserman has not publicly commented on the offer, but his consistent performance on the PGA Tour this year makes him an attractive prospect for LIV Golf.
In the current season, Greyserman has notched multiple top-10 finishes, including a solo second place at the Rocket Classic and another runner-up finish at the Baycurrent Championship. He also achieved a top-10 finish at The American Express and competed strongly in major tournaments, including a top-25 finish at the U.S. Open and solid performances at both the Masters and PGA Championship. His impressive season has allowed him to surpass $8 million in career earnings despite not yet securing a victory.
Greyserman, a former standout at Duke University, has built a reputation as a reliable ball-striker capable of competing on various courses. His upward trajectory on the PGA Tour has led to increased visibility in marquee tournaments, showcasing his potential as a valuable addition to LIV Golf’s lineup.
This latest offer comes as LIV Golf’s offseason is filled with speculation about potential defections from the PGA Tour. Other players, including South African standout Aldrich Potgieter and four-time PGA Tour winner Si Woo Kim, have also been linked to possible moves to the Saudi-backed league.
Fans and analysts are closely monitoring these developments, as the implications of these signings could significantly reshape the competitive landscape of professional golf.
Stay tuned for updates as this story unfolds, and watch for Greyserman’s decision on whether to accept this life-changing offer from LIV Golf.
