STERLING, Va. — While acknowledging the challenging predicament he finds himself in, LIV Golf CEO Scott O’Neil is confident he will lead the league through the financial headwinds it faces. But he also offered few specifics. O’Neil, in his first public comments since LIV Golf’s benefactor, the Saudi Arabian Public Investment Fund, announced last week that it would end its backing of the league after 2026 , said he is committed to LIV’s team model but would not comment directly on possible changes to the league structure. “I think I find myself energized, excited, happy, feeling a bit of pressure for sure, and very grateful for this opportunity, for the team I get to work with,” O’Neil said Tuesday during a news conference at Trump National D.C., site of this week’s LIV Golf Virginia event. “To have this chance in this business, to be able to reset and create something special, something lasting ... I feel an appropriate amount of pressure, which I hope we all do here. I’m feeling inspired.…