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Mobii Systems Group Ltd., which provided the 'Any Shot, Any Time' live features during LIV Golf's broadcasts, sued golf league for $1.13 million last week, referencing unpaid invoices and lost revenue, ESPN reported.

The lawsuit, filed in U.S. District Court in Miami on Friday, claims that LIV did not pay the Canada-based technology company its $820,600 licensing fee and a $104,500 usage fee for the 2026 season.

Mobii is also seeking $209,531 in lost revenue after LIV informed the company it would no longer be using the product for its final six events of the 2026 season, the lawsuit claims.

LIV did pay all fees for the 2025 season, the first year of its two-year deal with Mobii, which was set to expire on Dec. 31, 2026.

After Mobii's legal team sent a demand for payment notice on May 8, giving LIV until May 15, LIV senior vice president of technology Nick Connor notified Mobii on May 25 that the LIV would no longer continue using the ASAT technology for the final six events of its 2026 season, starting later that month at the South Korea event.

'We recognize that delays in payment have caused strain in our relationship, and we understand this is a frustrating time,' Connor wrote. 'While we understand your frustration, our view is that litigating outstanding invoices will not be a productive use of either of our time and resources.

'Please know that this decision is not reflective of the quality of work or services provided, and we are truly grateful for your partnership over the last several years.'

Mobii terminated its agreement with LIV the day it received the notice.

The lawsuit is another hurdle in an uncertain future for LIV, with the Saudi Arabian Public Investment Fund announcing in April that it would no longer fund the tour after investing more than $5 billion since its launch in 2022.

LIV and the PIF also were sued earlier this month for damages between $210 million and $630 million by the World Golf Group and Premier Golf League, who allege that they created the idea for a world golf league.

LIV CEO Scott O'Neil is attempting to raise $300 million in capital to keep LIV going in 2027.

--Field Level Media