2025 Schedule
MORE GLOBAL THAN EVER
Our 2025 schedule is now complete. Nine countries, four continents and some of the most electric cities on the planet, ready to welcome the new game of golf.
Want to beat the ticket rush? Simply find your event below, then make your choice. Place a hospitality deposit to get first access to those prized VIP spots, or join the free pre-sale and grab your place by the ropes.
Miami
April 4-6
On the eve of majors season, we return to the Blue Monster and its fearsome 18th hole. For over 50 years, this course has been taking down the biggest names in the game. Who will rise to the challenge this time?
Mexico City
April 25-27
Mexico City has hosted World Cup finals and Olympic finals. This April, it welcomes the biggest league in golf. Can Olympic heroes Carlos Ortiz and Abraham Ancer lead their teams to glory in front of a packed hometown crowd?
DC
June 6-8
Legendary designer Robert Trent Jones shaped the world’s golfing landscape. Now we visit his favorite course on the shores of Lake Manassas, giving America’s capital a chance to see Bryson DeChambeau right before his major defense.
Michigan Team Championship
August 22-24
13 teams, 1 dream. The entire season comes down to a three-day survive-and-advance eliminator, with the drama of match-play and captains going head-to-head. Motor City, you ready?
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Korea
May 2-4
This country was made for us. Incheon is home to some of the most passionate golf fans on earth. Now the city gets its very own LIV Golf event, with a hometown hero to cheer - Danny Lee, Iron Heads GC. Can he claim the glory on home soil?
Dallas
June 27-29
Dallas has already witnessed the LIV Golf Team Championship decider, when Ripper GC clinched the title on that wild final day. Now, it gets to see us just days after the U.S. Open, where Dallas’s own Bryson DeChambeau puts his title on the line.
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Andalucía
July 11-13
This is our most famous venue, and last time we produced an event to match. Hometown hero Sergio Garcia celebrated a double victory on his favorite course, after our first-ever twin play-off. We couldn’t see a repeat this time… could we?
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UK by JCB
July 25-27
Our first visit to the JCB had it all: packed crowds, a hole in one, and a last-gasp win for Jon Rahm over his best friend Tyrrell Hatton. Come see the second installment and marvel at this majestic course, with lakes, island greens and parties beneath the trees.
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Chicago
August 8-10
It’s all back to the Bolingbrook, scene of LIV Golf’s gripping Individual Championship finale last season. Rahm and Niemann took it right down to the wire, but the big Spaniard held his nerve when it mattered. Who will claim the glory this time?
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Indianapolis
August 15-17
The city of fast cars now gets faster golf. The LIV Golf Individual Championship reaches its climax in Indianapolis, and everything’s on the line here: the Championship title at the top, the dreaded relegation at the bottom. And it’s all happening at a stunning venue, the final masterpiece from legendary golf course architect Pete Dye.
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Riyadh
February 6-8
The new season begins with another LIV Golf first. Now, it’s Riyadh’s turn to see Jon Rahm, Brooks Koepka and Bryson DeChambeau up close.
Grab your pre-sale place to enjoy multi-course menus, air-conditioned lounges and world-class sport. We began the 2024 season with a playoff in the dark. This year… who knows?
Adelaide
February 14-16
New dates, same stakes. After 94,000 fans sold out the Grange to see Cam Smith’s Rippers win a historic team play-off in 2024, the league returns to Adelaide.
Whether you want to feel the noise of the Watering Hole or watch from a more chilled vantage point, this is your chance to cheer Cam’s boys in the legendary LIV Golf atmosphere.
Hong Kong
March 7-9
Twelve months after Bryson’s Crushers pipped Joaco Niemann’s Torque with an improbable final-day comeback, team golf makes its second stop in Asia’s World City.
See a group of modern golfing icons on the 100-year-old Fanling course, and enjoy the world-class sporting event Hong Kong deserves.
