Former world number one Lee Westwood remains without a playing contract as negotiations for a second iteration of the LIV Golf series have stalled, according to reports on November 3, 2026.
The 51-year-old Englishman, who has been a prominent figure in the breakaway circuit, is among several players awaiting clarity on the league's future structure. Talks regarding a revamped LIV Golf format, referred to as LIV 2.0, have reportedly hit an impasse, leaving Westwood and others in limbo.
Westwood, a 25-time European Tour winner and former Ryder Cup captain, has not secured a new deal since his previous LIV Golf contract expired. The ongoing uncertainty underscores the broader challenges facing the Saudi-backed league as it seeks to finalize its next phase.
