LIV’s first 2023 tournament next month will mark the CW’s first ever major live sports broadcast.
LIV Golf and the CW Network reached a multiyear agreement to bring the Saudi-backed PGA Tour rival to American broadcast television, the parties announced Thursday morning, followingPhil Mickelson and his LIV cronies are soon coming to a television screen near you.CW’s first LIV broadcast will be the league’s first tournament of 2023 next month.
In a statement accompanying the announcement, Dennis Miller, president of the CW, called it a “significant milestone” in the network’s restructuring, noting it’s the first time the CW will be the exclusive airer of a major sporting event.
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