LIV Golf’s announcement that it’s switching its tournaments from 54 to 72 holes was greeted with mixed reactions - and an easy joke. So it's LXXII Golf now? CEO Scott O'Neil says this is LIV's way of ...

Even Rory McIlroy is trying to wrap his head around LIV Golf's decision to move its golf tournaments from 54 to 72 holes. Seen as a way to ultimately gain approval (and points) from the Official World ...

As many as four new players may call LIV Golf home in 2026 after the league confirmed Monday that the top two players from the International Series and LIV Golf Promotions will qualify for the circuit ...

Speaking to the Global Golf Post, Peter Dawson explained why he didn’t believe LIV should receive world ranking points, despite their repeated attempts. After its inception in 2022, LIV Golf ...

October 22 - Players who sign with LIV Golf beginning in 2026 will have increased responsibilities beyond the league's 14 annual events. Newly contracted players will also be expected to play a ...

LIV Golf is showing no signs of disappearing from the golf landscape, and neither is the amount of money the Saudi Arabia- backed league is hemorrhaging with each passing season. The Athletic and its ...

Plymouth Township ― There still are openings on LIV Golf's schedule for 2026, and there have been at least preliminary discussions about the league making a return trip to The Cardinal at Saint John's ...

A long-time and well-known member of the Michigan golf-media scene has had his credential revoked by LIV Golf ahead of this week's team championship at The Cardinal at Saint John's Resort in Plymouth ...

LIV Golf will be in Michigan for the first time ever. After crowning its individual champion during its most recent tournament in Indianapolis, LIV will be crowning its team champion during its Team ...

The 2025 LIV Golf regular season has concluded, and that means that a handful of players now face relegation and risk losing their spots next season. Here are the five team players (plus one notable ...

WESTFIELD, Ind. — Ian Poulter kept walking. Faster and faster. Missed putt? Just tap it in. Keep moving. Bad shot? No response. Keep walking. This strategy extended to questions as well, with Poulter ...