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PGA Championship 2025: Which LIV Golfers will feature at Quail Hollow?

6 days ago | golftoday.co.uk | Ross Kilvington

The 2025 PGA Championship takes place next week as the world’s best gather at Quail Hollow for the second major of the year. Among them will be 15 LIV Golfers, who have either earned their way via winning majors or world rankings. A few have even secured special invitations from the PGA of America, notably Joaquin Niemann, Dustin Johnson, Tom McKibbin and David Puig. At the Masters, a total of 12 golfers from the breakaway league took part, with seven making the cut.
LIV Golf South Africa? Officials now in talks over new event

1 week ago | golftoday.co.uk | Ross Kilvington

LIV Golf South Africa has a nice ring to it. And it could be the newest event on the breakaway tour after officials have reportedly held talks recently. CEO Scott O’Neil met with Gayton McKenzie, Minister of Sport, Arts and Culture in the Republic of South Africa, to discuss a potential new tournament being held in South Africa.
LIV Golfer David Puig receives PGA Championship invite

1 week ago | golftoday.co.uk | Ross Kilvington

LIV Golfer David Puig has been awarded an invite to the upcoming PGA Championship by the PGA of America. The Spaniard missed the Masters tournament last month, but shared the news that he would be playing at Quail Hollow next week on his Instagram, saying: “Next up @pgachampionship! ! Let’s go! ! !”. It marks the second year in a row that Puig has received a special invitation to the second major of the year. He failed to make the cut at Valhalla in 2024, shooting rounds of 72 and 73.
The top 6 LIV Golf players that haven't won the PGA Championship

1 week ago | golftoday.co.uk | Ross Kilvington

The PGA Championship is the second major of the 2025 season and 13 LIV Golf players will participate in the tournament. The 2025 edition will take place at Quail Hollow for the second time. After a decent showing by those in the breakaway league at the Masters, hopes are high that this can be replicated at the PGA. Brooks Koepka, Phil Mickelson and Martin Kaymer have all won the PGA during their careers, meaning they have a lifetime exemption.
LIV Golf Korea 2025: Everything you need to know

2 weeks ago | golftoday.co.uk | Ross Kilvington

LIV Golf Korea is the seventh event in the 2025 season and it marks the first time the Saudi-backed league has ventured into the country. Korea is the tenth different nation to hold a LIV event since 2022. Yet further evidence of the league’s desire to play in different countries each year. Joaquin Niemann is the standout performer of the 2025 season so far, securing his third individual victory during the Mexico City event last week.
LIV Golf once again in discussions with Official World Golf Ranking

2 weeks ago | golftoday.co.uk | Ross Kilvington

LIV Golf is now reportedly in talks with the Official World Golf Ranking (OWGR) to receive world ranking points for their events as per Sportico. Following the launch of the breakaway league in 2022, LIV Golf applied for world ranking points in July 2022. This was just a month after the first event in London. Unfortunately for Greg Norman – who was then the CEO of the Saudi-backed league – LIV’s request was officially denied by the OWGR in October 2023.
LIV Golf Mexico City: Joaquin Niemann qualifies for the U.S. Open

2 weeks ago | golftoday.co.uk | Ross Kilvington

Joaquin Niemann won his third individual title of the 2025 season at the LIV Golf Mexico City event, prevailing over Bryson DeChambeau by three shots. At the start of the third round, DeChambeau was leading the field having shot rounds of 63 and 66. It looked as though he had put his Masters disappointment firmly behind him. Niemann was lurking in the shadows, however, ready to strike if the two-time U.S. Open champion’s level dropped. A level par round of 71 proved to be his undoing.
LIV Golf Mexico City 2025: Everything you need to know

3 weeks ago | golftoday.co.uk | Ross Kilvington

LIV Golf Mexico City is the sixth event of the 2025 season and comes just two weeks after the Masters. 12 LIV Golfers competed at Augusta National with the highlights being Patrick Reed’s impressive third place finish. Bryson DeChambeau looked like he could derail Rory McIlroy’s chances of claiming the career Grand Slam, but ultimately finished in a tie for fifth.
Vilamoura Golf: The No-Brainer Golf Getaway

3 weeks ago | golftoday.co.uk | Jack Lumb

Vilamoura is a hot spot for golfing holidays. With its warm summers, picturesque courses, and vibrant nightlife, it attracts avid players from around the world. Located between Faro and Albufeira on Portugal’s south coast, it’s easily accessible from the UK and doesn’t cost an arm and a leg for a week’s holiday, which is always a plus. With a bustling marina lined with bars and restaurants, plus the sandy Vilamoura Beach, it’s an ideal holiday spot for golfers, couples, groups, and families.
LIV Golf Mexico City: 5 key talking points

3 weeks ago | golftoday.co.uk | Ross Kilvington

LIV Golf Mexico City is the sixth event of the 2025 season as the breakaway tour returns following a three week hiatus. Since the Miami event at the start of April, 12 LIV golfers took part in the 89th Masters tournament at Augusta National. In total, seven made the cut. Rory McIlroy finally won his first green jacket, securing the career Grand Slam in the process,. Patrick Reed finished third while Bryson DeChambeau recorded a T5 finish, despite being in contention early on Sunday.