LIV Golf has unveiled plans for a 14-tournament schedule in 2023, featuring 48 contracted players on 12 teams and a system of promotion and relegation
The Saudi-funded breakaway circuit made the announcement on Wednesday as it prepares to host the third of this year’s eight events at Trump National Golf Club in Bedminster, New Jersey, a course owned by former US president Donald Trump.
“LIV Golf’s expanding global platform will add a new dimension to the golf ecosystem as we know it, one that provides an opportunity for players and fans around the world to help maximise our beloved sport’s true potential,” Norman said. According to Wednesday’s release, the 12 four-man teams will stay the same throughout the year. Captains will be able to build their franchises to attract a fan following and sponsor interest. Howell and Casey are now on a team led byAlong with the 48-man field, no-cut events worth $25m in prize money, LIV Golf Investments has pumped $300m into the Asian Tour for “International Series” events.
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