LIV sued by tech company over unpaid invoices
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- Mobii Systems Group Limited filed a lawsuit in U.S. District Court in Miami seeking over $1 million from LIV Golf for unpaid licensing and usage fees, plus lost revenue from future events.
- LIV Golf failed to pay a licensing fee of $820,600 and $104,500 in usage fees this season, according to the lawsuit, despite having paid all 2025 invoices on time.
- Mobii Systems terminated its agreement with LIV Golf on May 25 after the league announced it would no longer use the company's technology for upcoming tournaments.
- Nick Connor, LIV Golf's senior vice president of technology, notified Mobii on May 25 that the league was reevaluating its partnerships and cost structure, though he praised the quality of their work.
- Mobii Systems is seeking $209,531 in additional damages for lost revenue from six scheduled 2026 events, claiming LIV Golf breached a contract set to run through December 31.
Why it matters: LIV Golf’s failure to pay over $925,000 in confirmed fees and its termination of a key tech partner mid-contract signals acute financial strain, especially as it seeks $300 million in new funding after Saudi PIF ended its support. The breach could deter future partners.
