Tranlate this title Cameron Smith: «It’s difficult to make a decision» in spanish

In the list of creditors attached to the Chapter 11 filing submitted by LIV Golf, Cameron Smith ranks fourth, with an outstanding claim for unpaid compensation amounting to $4,835,164.84 (to be precise…).

Ahead of him on the list are Jon Rahm, Bryson DeChambeau, and Dustin Johnson—in that order—all of whom have already signaled their intentions for the near future.

Jon Rahm, despite making standard, non-committal statements regarding the (formerly) Saudi-backed league—claiming he is awaiting further developments before deciding his future—has already reached an agreement with the DP World Tour. He has returned to play there in preparation for the playoffs (he is currently ranked 39th in the Race to Dubai, Editor’s Note).

Cameron Smith, results

Bryson DeChambeau, meanwhile, has chosen (for the moment) to capitalize on his social media popularity by launching a challenge against ten players—a field comprising a mix of content creators and aspiring celebrities—dubbed «Bryson’s Backyard Game.» The event will take place in his own backyard and, naturally, will be broadcast on his social media channels.

Dustin Johnson is the most «wait-and-see» of the three, showing no rush to make a decision. This attitude is best summed up by the blunt response he gave the media at the LIV tournament in South Korea when asked for his take on the PIF withdrawing its support for the league: «Long LIV Golf!»

And what does Cameron Smith have to say? The Australian, who is playing the Alfred Dunhill Links Championship this week (by invitation), gave an interview to the *Sydney Morning Herald* in which the topic naturally came up:

“I’m in a sort of limbo.”

“We have no idea, seriously.”

“It’s hard to make a decision when you don’t have at least some of the answers needed to make the right decision—or, at the very least, *a* decision.”

Smith is well aware that 2027 will mark the end of his exemptions for the Masters, the PGA Championship, and the U.S. Open, and he is equally conscious of his current form:

“I know I haven’t played my best golf over the last two years.”

“It wears you down a bit, and you try to work your way out of the slump.”