At the halfway point in China

Anirban Lahiri of @Crushers_GC spoke with media ahead of the DP World India Championship in New Delhi. Below are the questions and answers regarding LIV Golf. Q. Can you tell us a bit about the LIV situation and your plans for the future? ANIRBAN LAHIRI: The situation is very dynamic. A lot of things going on. It's hard for me to comment on it, also because, you know, it's a matter of seeing how the processes work out. As for me, I'm just focusing on playing this week. I'm here for the DP World Tour India Championship. I'm excited how I play this week. I think my focus and energies are going to be in the here and now and next week I'm playing in Hong Kong and then I do have the Philippine Open on my schedule, by which time I think we will know. I think my only message to everyone who is going to have questions regarding this is you have been patient so far. Just give it another month, month and a half, and everyone will know exactly what's happening one way or the other. So, yeah, that's all I would like to say on that. LIV has been great for me and I've enjoyed it. Would I like for it to continue? Why not. But we don't have a crystal ball so let's see where it goes. Q. You spoke about the end of the LIV season being hectic. Can you describe how it has sort of been managing the challenge of distractions for you this season with obviously a lot of uncertainty happening? ANIRBAN: It's been actually ver easy for me because I've just -- I keep joking with my friends that I live under a rock in Dubai and I actually do. The best thing that I found for my own peace of mind was to not go looking for information. The one thing I also learned is if you go looking for information you're going to hear ten things and nine half will be untrue. So the reality is that the one thing I learned in the last four, four and a half years is until something has actually happened it's not happening. It's just been a cycle that's been on repeat. People say things that are rumors, this is believed, this is believed. Somebody else is doing that. It just continues, and then something totally different happens. For me I'm going to do what I need to do. My time was well spent with my family focused on my own wellbeing, their wellbeing. I love playing golf. I believe I have a lot of gas left in the tank, a lot more that I want to achieve, and I'm going to continue to work my hardest to be the best golfer I can. Where I play is going to be based on the best interest of my family and myself. When that opportunity or option is put in front of me I'll exercise the best option. Outside of that, I don't pay attention to what's going on because there is no point. There is nothing I can do to alter the larger scheme of things outside my own golf and the quality that I bring to a golf courses, which is why I said that the best thing that everybody can do is chill out and wait for a month; let things play out. Then I know there is less sensationalism, less page three tabloid media to put out there, but it's great to sure our mental health. Q. I think you have until the 25th to communicate your decision. ANIRBAN: Do I? Q. I believe so. The bankruptcy court is set out for the 25th of October. Have you communicated any decision at the moment, or is that something you'll leave to the deadline? ANIRBAN: There is a lot of things happening which I'm not privy to share. Like I said, I'm going to make my decision when my options are in front of me, and the decisions will be based on what I believe is in the best interest of my family and myself. I've had the time myself life the last four years. It's been fantastic. At the end of the day I'm a professional golfer. I intend to continue to do what I do at the highest level possible to the best of my ability. Whatever option allows me to balance that with where I find myself in my life is what I'm going to do.