Cameron Smith rejects retirement and PGA Tour return amid LIV Golf uncertainty

12 articles · Updated · Yahoo Sports · May 7

The 32-year-old told 10 News AU he expects LIV to survive, with Adelaide returning after drawing more than 115,000 spectators over four days in 2026.
Smith, who joined LIV in 2022 after winning The Open, said the move improved his life in Australia and remains the best decision he has made.
He has earned nearly $50m from LIV and holds 25% of Ripper GC, while fellow player Thomas Pieters said funding fears briefly made him consider retirement.

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