Biography Flash: Dustin Johnson's Winless 2025 Season Ends His Decade-Long Streak But Secures New LIV Deal
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Biography Flash: Dustin Johnson's Winless 2025 Season Ends His Decade-Long Streak But Secures New LIV Deal
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Dustin Johnson has had a particularly newsworthy finish to 2025. According to GolfMagic and Arab News, Johnson brought his year to a close at the LIV event in Riyadh with a disappointing round, missing the cut and thus ending his personal streak of having at least one professional win every season since 2014. Johnson candidly told FlushingIt that gear issues, especially with his driver, contributed to his inconsistent form this year—a marked shift for a player renowned for cool composure and relentless consistency.
Multiple outlets including GolfWRX and Arab News confirm that, despite the downturn, Johnson secured a new contract extension with LIV Golf within the last 24 hours, signaling his ongoing commitment to the controversial circuit. The exact terms remain undisclosed, but his staying power on the team, even amid a winless stretch, is a testament to his star value. In addition to his contract, GolfWRX reports that Johnson made headlines for switching out his clubs yet again—his sixth equipment change this year alone. Whether this perpetual tinkering is a symptom or a solution to his struggles remains up for debate.
On the competitive front, ESPN and Where2Golf track that Johnson’s best 2025 finish on LIV was third at the Indianapolis finale, where he briefly flashed his trademark brilliance, ultimately placing 14th in the overall season standings. However, mixed results—bottom of the leaderboard showings in places like Hong Kong and the UK—and missed cuts at all three 2025 majors have kept the golf world buzzing over what’s changed for the former Masters and US Open champ.
Interviewed by GolfMagic after Riyadh, Johnson struck an optimistic note, stressing that he feels his game is finally rounding back into shape as he eyes a Ryder Cup return for Team USA in 2027. He was vocal about wanting to be part of this year’s squad but fell short, vowing to play his way back onto the team.
On the event circuit, Johnson appeared in the PIF Future Fairways Challenge, taking on Laheq’s iconic 17th—a social media favorite and another reminder of his commercial pull, even amid on-course hardships.
No major off-course controversies or personal drama have surfaced in credible news, and Johnson’s social media presence has remained focused on sponsorship features, brief reflections on his form, and occasional family posts. As ever, rumors swirl about his equipment changes and outlook, but the consensus among reputable golf outlets is that Johnson remains as motivated as ever, determined to snap back to form in 2026.
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