LIV Golf’s business is doing just fine, folks, except for running golf tournaments. That part’s not going so well. Golf’s gilded music-blasting good-time renegade tour recently postponed its New Orleans event , leading to the question: If you can’t party in New Orleans, where can you party? Don’t ask Saudi Public Investment Fund governor Yasir Al-Rumayyan. He has finally dropped his golf dream and pulled his country’s money. LIV has been de-gilded and de-golfed. The tour just announced the formation of a new board, which means that LIV golfers are now at the mercy of private-equity sharks. Take a moment to lap that up. None of this is surprising. LIV started conceding the fight when it let star Brooks Koepka return to the PGA Tour last winter. A lot has to happen from here, and many lawyers will bill many hours. But the PGA Tour is in position to win this fight decisively. If you need any more convincing, you should listen to one man: LIV CEO Scott O’Neil.…