LIV Golf's First 100 Competition Days: Everything you need to know

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Written by
Mike McAllister
Aug 15 2024
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Friday's first round of LIV Golf Greenbrier marks the 100th competition day in LIV Golf history. Here are notes, quotes and statistics surrounding that significant milestone.

OVERVIEW

From the first tournament in London in 2022 to this week’s event at Greenbrier, LIV Golf has played in 22 cities in 9 countries and 13 U.S. states and has traveled 138,034 miles between tournaments

85 Players representing 21 different countries have competed in at least one LIV Golf round

Entering Greenbrier, 93 regular-season stroke-play rounds have been played, along with 4 match-play rounds and 2 stroke-play rounds in the season-ending Team Championships


"I couldn't be more excited; these 100 days have been incredible. The journey has been awesome and I'm excited to continue this progress and see what we can provide for the world of golf." - Bryson DeChambeau

BY THE NUMBERS

99 - Richard Bland, Matt Jones and Peter Uihlein are scheduled to compete in their 99th LIV Golf round on Friday. No player has competed in all 100 rounds

80 - Number of counting scores by Scott Vincent, the most of any LIV player. Brooks Koepka is next at 79, followed by Richard Bland and Talor Gooch at 78

20 - Number of different players who have won individual titles

10 - Number of different teams who have won titles

SCORING BREAKDOWN

Of the first 99 rounds, 95 have been stroke-play (including the final round of the Team Championships). The cumulative scorecard for all players on those 95 rounds:

4,470 Under Par
7 Aces
526 Eagles
18,375 Birdies
52,819 Pars
11,598 Bogeys
1,364 Double Bogeys
199 Others

LARGEST LEADS

Individual

Rd. 1

5 shots

Joaquin Niemann

2024 Mayakoba

Rd. 2

10 shots

Talor Gooch

2023 Adelaide

Rd. 3

7 shots

Cameron Smith

2023 Bedminster

Team

Rd. 1

6 shots

Stinger GC

2022 London 2023 Tulsa

Rd. 2

7 shots

Stinger GC

2022 London 2024 Jeddah

Fireballs GC

2022 Bangkok

Rd. 3

14 shots

Stinger GC

2022 London


ALL-TIME STREAKS

  • Rounds under par – 20, Bryson DeChambeau

  • Rounds in the 60s – 13, Dean Burmester

  • Par or Better Holes – 72, James Piot

  • Par 3 Par or Better – 70, Patrick Reed

  • Par 4 Par or Better – 56, James Piot

  • Par 5 Par or Better – 133, Ian Poulter

  • Birdies or Better, same round – 6, Louis Oosthuizen (2023 Tucson, Rd, 1), Sebastian Munoz (2024 Mayakoba, Rd. 1), Jason Kokrak (2023 Adelaide, Rd. 3)

  • Consecutive one-putts – 14, Matt Jones

  • Consecutive three-putt avoidance – 298, Abraham Ancer

  • Consecutive sand saves – 19, Cameron Smith

  • Consecutive scrambling – 23, Ian Poulter


"We've come a long ways the last two years, and we're building momentum. We are not where we want to be. But we are on our way." - Phil Mickelson

ALL-TIME TEAM EARNINGS

TEAM

TOTAL EARNINGS

WINS

4Aces GC

$45,000,000

7

Crushers GC

$42,000,000

5

Fireballs GC

$25,500,000

4

Ripper GC

$22,750,000

3

Stinger GC

$22,750,000

2

Torque GC

$22,000,000

4

RangeGoats GC

$19,750,000

1

Smash GC

$18,500,000

2

Legion XIII

$12,000,000

4

Cleeks GC

$10,750,000

1

Majesticks GC

$7,000,000

0

HyFlyers GC

$4,250,000

0

Iron Heads GC

$2,750,000

0

Totals include regular season and Team Championship earnings from 2022 through 2024 LIV Golf UK by JCB


"When I think about going through the motions of deciding I wanted to come to LIV, I thought about the 10-year plan, on paper, what the goals were, and it's met my expectations. It's been better than that. We've changed the face of golf. So to be on that side of history is pretty special." - Bubba Watson

THE FINAL GROUP

One of the key elements of LIV Golf is the Shotgun Start, in which all players tee off at the same time. There is one exception, however. For the final round, the top three players on the leaderboard start 11 minutes after the rest of the field, teeing off on hole No. 1 in the Final Group.

Most appearances:
7 – Dustin Johnson
6 – Talor Gooch, Brooks Koepka
4 – Bryson DeChambeau, Sergio Garcia, Cameron Smith, Charl Schwartzel, Peter Uihlein

  • 42 different players have teed off in the Final Group; 39 of those players are in this week's field at Greenbrier.

  • Of the first 31 regular-season tournaments, the eventual winner has played in the Final Group 26 times.

  • 2 of the 5 winners not in the Final Group teed off in the earlier group off hole No. 1, while 2 others won on the 18th hole via playoff.

  • The only winner who did not finish or win on the 18th hole is Bryson DeChambeau at 2023 LIV Golf Chicago. He started on the 4th hole, ended on the 3rd hole and rallied from 7 strokes down to win. That ties Sergio Garcia at 2024 LIV Golf Andalucía for the biggest final-round rally by any LIV Golf winner.


"I can't wait to continue playing and for a lot more rounds than 100 and get hopefully to 1000 soon and just watch it continue to grow and change the game of golf and show a faster and more fun side of golf, not just the old traditions. Things need to evolve. Things need to change. I feel like that's what LIV is. They've stepped into a world that was all about tradition only and has changed the face of golf for the better." – Patrick Reed

THE COURSES

22 courses have hosted LIV Golf tournaments in the first 100 competition days

TOTAL ROUNDS HOSTED

COURSES

9

Royal Greens (Jeddah), Trump National Doral (Miami)

6

Centurion (London), Trump National Bedminster (Bedminster), Rich Harvest Farms (Chicago), El Camaleon (Mayakoba), The Grange (Adelaide), Sentosa (Singapore), Valderrama (Andalucía)

4

Old White (Greenbrier) (including this week’s Round 1, the 100th day)

3

Pumpkin Ridge (Portland), International (Boston), Stonehill (Bangkok), The Gallery (Tucson), Orange County National (Orlando), Cedar Ridge (Tulsa), Trump National Washington DC (DC), Las Vegas CC (Las Vegas), Hong Kong GC (Hong Kong), Golf Club of Houston (Houston), The Grove (Nashville), JCB (UK)

TOUGHEST HOLE
9th Hole | Centurion

2022 London
Par 4 | 490 Yards
+0.785 Over Par

EASIEST HOLE
17th Hole | Orange County National

2023 Orlando
Par 5 | 509 Yards
-0.826 Under Par


"It's amazing to see how far we've come already, and obviously the sky is the limit in the future." – Brendan Steele

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