LIV Golf Needs New Money

LIV Golf 需要新資金

Jun 9, 2026, 21:42
GlobalSports

Introduction

LIV Golf needs new money. A group from Saudi Arabia will stop giving them money soon.

LIV Golf 需要新資金。沙烏地阿拉伯的一個集團將很快停止為其提供資金。

Main Body

The Saudi group gave LIV Golf billions of dollars. They will stop this in 2026. Now, the leader Scott O’Neil wants $350 million from new business partners.

該沙烏地阿拉伯集團向 LIV Golf 提供了數十億美元。他們將在 2026 年停止資助。現在，領導者 Scott O’Neil 希望從新的商業合作夥伴處獲得 3.5 億美元。

O’Neil wants to spend less money. He wants the players to own part of the league. He thinks the league can make money in three years.

O’Neil 希望減少支出。他希望球員能擁有聯賽的部分股份。他認為該聯賽可以在三年內盈利。

Some people are worried. They do not know if the last four golf games this year will happen. But the best players like Jon Rahm are still in the league.

有些人感到擔心。他們不確定今年最後四場高爾夫球賽是否會舉行。但像 Jon Rahm 這樣的頂尖球員仍留在聯賽中。

Conclusion

LIV Golf is in a difficult time. It needs new money to stay open.

LIV Golf 正處於困難時期。它需要新資金才能維持經營。

Vocabulary Learning

⚡ The 'Need' Pattern

In this text, we see a very useful way to talk about things we must have: Need + Noun.

  • LIV Golf needs new money.
  • It needs new money to stay open.

How to use it for A2: Use this when something is missing and you want it.

Easy Examples:

  • I need water. →\rightarrow (I am thirsty)
  • She needs a car. →\rightarrow (She has no car)
  • We need help. →\rightarrow (The work is hard)

🕒 Time Markers

Notice how the text moves from Now to the Future:

  1. Now →\rightarrow Today/This moment.
  2. In three years →\rightarrow A point in the future.
  3. Soon →\rightarrow Before a long time passes.

Vocabulary Learning

billions (n.)
A very large number (1,000,000,000).
Example:The company spent billions of dollars on the new project.
partners (n.)
People or companies that work together to do business.
Example:My business partners and I opened a small cafe.
own (v.)
To have something that belongs to you.
Example:She wants to own her own house one day.
league (n.)
A group of sports teams or players that compete against each other.
Example:He is the best player in the football league.
worried (adj.)
Feeling unhappy because you are thinking about problems.
Example:I am worried about my exam tomorrow.
difficult (adj.)
Not easy; hard to do or understand.
Example:This math problem is very difficult for me.
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