2023 LIV Golf League Schedule (STAY ON TOPIC)

[Rob G 89]

Cedar ridge Oklahoma probable stop next year, good to see them going to place that doesn’t get a annual tour stop 

[grm24]

LIV will be holding an event at Mayakoba in February. 

 

https://golfweek.usatoday.com/2022/11/28/liv-golf-mayakoba-resort-jumps-pga-tour/?itm_source=parsely-api

[billyspan]

https://www.golfchannel.com/news/2023-liv-golf-schedule-features-multiple-courses-pga-tour-pedigrees

[billyspan]

February 24-26 in Mayakoba, Mexico

March 17-19 in Tucson, AZ

March 31-April 2 in Florida
April 21-23 in Australia
April 28-30 in Singapore
May 12-14 in Tulsa, Oklahoma
May 26-28 in Washington, D.C.
June 9-11 in Boston, MA
June 30-July 2 in Spain
July 7-9 in London
August 4-6 in West Virginia
August 11-13 in New Jersey
September 1-3 in Chicago
September 15-17 in Miami (Team Finale)

Edited December 1, 2022 by billyspan
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[bscinstnct]

10 hours ago, billyspan said:

February 24-26 in Mayakoba, Mexico

March 17-19 in Tucson, AZ

March 31-April 2 in Florida
April 21-23 in Australia
April 28-30 in Singapore
May 12-14 in Tulsa, Oklahoma
May 26-28 in Washington, D.C.
June 9-11 in Boston, MA
June 30-July 2 in Spain
July 7-9 in London
August 4-6 in West Virginia
August 11-13 in New Jersey
September 1-3 in Chicago
September 15-17 in Miami (Team Finale)

 

That’s a lotta ✈️ 

 

Are they required to play all these?

[hackeraz]

Cool, didn't know they were heading to Tucson. Looks like a good reason to make the drive south and hit some balls while I'm there. 

[GwrxMod]

Keep responses on topic. This will not become a LIV 2.0 topic. 

[smashdn]

So as I was saying, I don't think travel is all that big of an issue.  I lost my schedule with the majors, The Scottish and the BMW PGA thrown in to show, but there are usually a full week off for the really difficult travel "asks."  The most compressed time period appeared to be May but even then that was all US travel.

 

I think LIV has done a pretty good job making the schedule make geographic and logistical sense and meshes well with what few other events the LIV guys may play.  Granted, I didn't go down the road of checking the LIV schedule against the DPWT full schedule.  That may become a little problematic for some of those guys.

 

The Tuscon and Tulsa stops interest me the most.  I like watching tournament golf at Old White but have seen it before.  Glad it is still hosting professional men's golf no doubt, just not expecting to see something I haven't seen before.

[Abh159]

2 hours ago, bscinstnct said:

 

That’s a lotta ✈️ 

 

Are they required to play all these?

 

Yes.

 

So much for "being able to spend more time at home" 😬...

[MtlJeff]

I think they should have had more events in Q4. Their season will end when the PGA season does essentially. One advantage of LIV last season was they were having events when nothing of significance was happening on the PGA Tour. That is a good way to get viewers who like golf but don't have big events to watch. 

 

I could be totally wrong but i would have thought spreading the events more and keep the season going later might benefit them

[billyspan]

LIV	PGA	DP WORLD
February 24-26 - Mayakoba, Mexico	Honda Classic - FL	Indian Open
March 17-19 - Tucson, AZ	Valspar- FL	SDC - South Africa
March 31-April 2 - Florida	Texas Open - TX	NO TOURNAMENT
April 21-23 - Australia	Zurich - LA	ISPS Japan
April 28-30 - Singapore	Mexico Open	TBC - South Korea
May 12-14 - Tulsa, Oklahoma	Byron Nelson - TX	Soudal - Belgium
May 26-28 - Washington, D.C.	Colonial - TX	Dutch Open
June 9-11 - Boston, MA	Canadian Open	Scandinavian Mixed - Sweden
June 30-July 2 - Valderrama, Spain	Rocket Mortgage - MI	British Masters
July 7-9 - London, England	John Deere - IL	Made In - Denmark
August 4-6 - West Virginia	Wyndham - NC	NO TOURNAMENT
August 11-13 - New Jersey	FedEX St Jude - TN	NO TOURNAMENT
September 1-3 Chicago, IL	NO TOURNAMENT	European Masters - Switzerland
September 15-17 in Miami, FL	NO TOURNAMENT	British PGA

[Fairways_and_Greens]

Sucks that this is the only men's professional event in the PNW.

[billyspan]

8 hours ago, Fairways_and_Greens said:

Sucks that this is the only men's professional event in the PNW.

No PNW LIV event in 2023 per the latest schedule.

[billyspan]

Honestly very surprised that there is NOT a tournament in Saudi Arabia. Too many ways to interpret this omission.

However, I expect the Saudi Invitational to continue as a 72-hole event on the Asian Tour, Feb 2-5 opposite Pebble Beach and that LIV players will be required to attend.

[Fairways_and_Greens]

7 hours ago, billyspan said:

No PNW LIV event in 2023 per the latest schedule.

I must have been looking at last year. PNW, neglected again. 

[Cali_Stinger77]

19 hours ago, billyspan said:

 

LIV	PGA	DP WORLD
February 24-26 - Mayakoba, Mexico	Honda Classic - FL	Indian Open
March 17-19 - Tucson, AZ	Valspar- FL	SDC - South Africa
March 31-April 2 - Florida	Texas Open - TX	NO TOURNAMENT
April 21-23 - Australia	Zurich - LA	ISPS Japan
April 28-30 - Singapore	Mexico Open	TBC - South Korea
May 12-14 - Tulsa, Oklahoma	Byron Nelson - TX	Soudal - Belgium
May 26-28 - Washington, D.C.	Colonial - TX	Dutch Open
June 9-11 - Boston, MA	Canadian Open	Scandinavian Mixed - Sweden
June 30-July 2 - Valderrama, Spain	Rocket Mortgage - MI	British Masters
July 7-9 - London, England	John Deere - IL	Made In - Denmark
August 4-6 - West Virginia	Wyndham - NC	NO TOURNAMENT
August 11-13 - New Jersey	FedEX St Jude - TN	NO TOURNAMENT
September 1-3 Chicago, IL	NO TOURNAMENT	European Masters - Switzerland
September 15-17 in Miami, FL	NO TOURNAMENT	British PGA

 

 

Looks like the biggest loser here is the DP World Tour. The British Masters is one of the oldest/premier events for the DP World Tour and the BMW PGA is the tour's flagship event. Wouldn't be surprised if we see some guys from the DP World Tour jump

[Hacker76]

On 12/1/2022 at 11:28 AM, Abh159 said:

 

Yes.

 

So much for "being able to spend more time at home" 😬...

I believe that was the sentiment when it was an 8 event series. Isn't the PGA now a 20 minimum? No matter how you slice it still definitely less golf and from what I've seen the families are traveling in style with the players. 

 

Seems like a balanced schedule except I would put the 2 Florida events together to end the season similar to how the LPGA does. 

 

 

[Dutch1008]

47 minutes ago, Cali_Stinger77 said:

Looks like the biggest loser here is the DP World Tour. The British Masters is one of the oldest/premier events for the DP World Tour and the BMW PGA is the tour's flagship event. Wouldn't be surprised if we see some guys from the DP World Tour jump

I'll be interested to see the counter moves the PGAT and the DPWT make in response. 

 

Does the Valspar / Colonial / Byron Nelson become elevated events? Does the PGAT and DPWT agree to co-sponsor the British Masters or BMW PGA like the Scottish Open? Should be an interesting back and forth with LIV looking for weak spots on the schedule and the establishment constantly changing the weak spots. 

[Abh159]

19 hours ago, Hacker76 said:

I believe that was the sentiment when it was an 8 event series. Isn't the PGA now a 20 minimum? No matter how you slice it still definitely less golf and from what I've seen the families are traveling in style with the players. 

 

Seems like a balanced schedule except I would put the 2 Florida events together to end the season similar to how the LPGA does. 

 

 

15 is still the minimum to keep your membership.
 

The 20 requirement is to be eligible for the PIP program, and that includes the majors. 
 

Sure it’s technically less “competitive” rounds, but assuming the LIV guys qualify for majors that adds an addition 4 events bringing the total required amount to 18. Add in the fact that those are contested in 6 different countries and they are required to participate in pro-ams it’s really not any less travel time. 

[Titleist99]

5 hours ago, Abh159 said:

15 is still the minimum to keep your membership.
 

The 20 requirement is to be eligible for the PIP program, and that includes the majors. 
 

Sure it’s technically less “competitive” rounds, but assuming the LIV guys qualify for majors that adds an addition 4 events bringing the total required amount to 18. Add in the fact that those are contested in 6 different countries and they are required to participate in pro-ams it’s really not any less travel time. 

Plus, the fact that they may be required to show up at three or more Asian events.....

[kthomas]

Not a huge LIV guy, but seeing as they are coming to my city next year I'll definitely go check it out in person. Pretty excited about that actually 🤣

[billyspan]

It has been quiet...too quiet  😉

 

Interestingly enough, there are only 7 events "officially" listed on the 2023 schedule page:  https://www.livgolf.com/2023-events

 

Odd...

 

I am really surprised that there is not tournament in Saudi Arabia.  Perhaps the Saudi International (Feb 5) and the new Saudi Open (TBD) will be required for LIV players?

[Titleist99]

3 hours ago, billyspan said:

It has been quiet...too quiet  😉

 

Interestingly enough, there are only 7 events "officially" listed on the 2023 schedule page:  https://www.livgolf.com/2023-events

 

Odd...

 

I am really surprised that there is not tournament in Saudi Arabia.  Perhaps the Saudi International (Feb 5) and the new Saudi Open (TBD) will be required for LIV players?

I guess that you only need a three month lead time to setup for a golf event.

[billyspan]

On 12/2/2022 at 2:25 PM, billyspan said:

 

LIV	PGA	DP WORLD
February 24-26 - Mayakoba, Mexico	Honda Classic - FL	Indian Open
March 17-19 - Tucson, AZ	Valspar- FL	SDC - South Africa
March 31-April 2 - Florida	Texas Open - TX	NO TOURNAMENT
April 21-23 - Australia	Zurich - LA	ISPS Japan
April 28-30 - Singapore	Mexico Open	TBC - South Korea
May 12-14 - Tulsa, Oklahoma	Byron Nelson - TX	Soudal - Belgium
May 26-28 - Washington, D.C.	Colonial - TX	Dutch Open
June 9-11 - Boston, MA	Canadian Open	Scandinavian Mixed - Sweden
June 30-July 2 - Valderrama, Spain	Rocket Mortgage - MI	British Masters
July 7-9 - London, England	John Deere - IL	Made In - Denmark
August 4-6 - West Virginia	Wyndham - NC	NO TOURNAMENT
August 11-13 - New Jersey	FedEX St Jude - TN	NO TOURNAMENT
September 1-3 Chicago, IL	NO TOURNAMENT	European Masters - Switzerland
September 15-17 in Miami, FL	NO TOURNAMENT	British PGA

 

Some changes released today. Will get those up with the "opposite" events.