player roster

Martin Kaymer (DEU, captain)

Kaymer’s form has taken time to recover since the wrist injury that caused him to miss the end of the 2022 season and the first three events in 2023. But the German retains the competitive zeal that has made him such a formidable competitor across the years.

His stature as a member of the elite was confirmed by his victories in the 2010 PGA Championship and the US Open four years later, and he clearly enjoys the respect of his peers and his LIV Golf colleagues.

Richard Bland (ENG)

Bland is one of the oldest players on the LIV Golf roster, but he is enjoying a golden autumn to his professional career.

He was the oldest first-time winner on the European Tour when he won the British Masters in 2021 at the age of 48 - 25 years after he turned pro. 

His double Major triumph on the seniors tour in 2024 confirmed he is maturing like a fine wine, and there could be more vintage days ahead.

Adrian Meronk (POL)

Meronk finished 17th on the season-long standings in 2024, his first season in LIV Golf, which was a highly promising start from the best golfer yet produced by Poland.

His second-place finish in Houston showcased his potential, as did three other top-10 finishes, and the 6ft 6in big-hitter clearly relishes the format of LIV Golf – as well as the chance to play as part of a team.

Frederik Kjettrup (DEN)

Kjettrup made a stunning start to his professional career after leaving Florida State University in June 2024. His first tournament as a pro was the US Open, where he narrowly missed the cut.

The following week, he made his debut on the PGA Tour Americas at the Beachlands Victoria Open in Canada – and won. He triumphed again the following week, and added a third victory soon after. Those exploits earned him an invitation to join Cleeks GC for the 2025 season, where it will be fascinating to watch his progress.