From the doorstep of immortality to out of the sport in three years. Mito Pereira retired from golf on Monday at 30 years old, following an uninspired run with LIV Golf that saw him near the bottom of ...

LIV Golf competitor Mito Pereira announced he was retiring from professional golf on Monday and will head back to Chile and focus on his personal life. Pereira is only 30 years old. He joined LIV Golf ...

Three years after Mito Pereira was one hole away from winning a major, the 30-year-old from Chile announced on social media Monday that he was retiring from professional golf. Pereira joined the Saudi ...

Three years after Mito Pereira was one hole away from winning a major, the 30-year-old from Chile announced on social media Monday that he was retiring from professional golf. Pereira joined the Saudi ...

To call Mito Pereira's golf career a rollercoaster is not to sensationalize things. At 14, Pereira moved to Florida to enroll at the prestigious IMG Academy. He was already seen as a rising talent, ...

HONG KONG, CHINA - MARCH 9: Mito Pereira of Chile reacts on day three final round of LIV Golf Hong Kong at The Hong Kong Golf Club on March 9, 2025 in Hong Kong, China. (Photo by Yu Chun Christopher ...

The 30-year-old Chilean, who had played for LIV Golf since 2023 but was relegated from the league after finishing 51st in the season-long standings, announced his retirement on social media. “After ...

Mito Pereira, who came close to winning the 2022 PGA Championship before leaving the PGA Tour for LIV, is retiring from golf at age 30, he announced Monday. Pereira was relegated from LIV Golf at the ...

LIV golf player Mito Pereira has surprisingly quit the game at the age of 30. In a heartfelt statement that he released on Monday, Pereira explained how he wanted a more settled life living in his ...

LIV Golf player Mito Pereira has retired from the sport at 30. Pereira announced his decision through his former LIV team, Torque GC. "After many years connected to this beautiful sport, priorities ...

Three years after Mito Pereira was one hole away from winning a major, the 30-year-old from Chile announced on social media Monday that he was retiring from professional golf. Pereira joined the Saudi ...