The 2025 LIV Golf schedule will see the circuit's first Korea tournament as well as a number of new venues, some of which will be very familiar to golf fans.
Greg Norman's Saudi-backed league gets underway in Riyadh in February and will return to popular venues in Adelaide, Chicago, the UK and Spain, but there are a few changes from the LIV Golf 2024 schedule.
The individual championship, won in 2024 by Jon Rahm in his first season on LIV Golf, will be decided at a new venue in Indianapolis in August.
Rahm took home just over $34.7m for his fine debut season on LIV Golf, where he just pipped Joaquin Niemann to the title.
Dallas remains on the schedule but has been moved and will not be the host for the Team Championship as it was in 2024 - where Cameron Smith's Ripper GC bagged the $14m first prize.
Following the first event at Riyadh Golf Club, a new course for the LIV Golf League that has hosted the Saudi Open, Aramco Team Series and LIV Golf Promotions, the league once again will take in Adelaide, Hong Kong and Singapore before its first US tournament in early April.
Trump Doral in Miami, in the week before The Masters, will see LIV's roster compete over the Blue Monster course for the fourth consecutive year.
The tour then heads to Mexico later in the month but not Mayakoba as per the past two seasons, with Mexico City hosting at former WGC-Mexico venue Golf Club de Chapultepec. The high-altitude treelined course was a fan-favorite when it hosted from 2017-2020 and saw LIV Golfers Dustin Johnson (2017 and 2019), Phil Mickelson (2018) and Patrick Reed (2020) win.
The inaugural LIV Golf Korea tournament at Jack Nicklaus Golf Club follows in early May before back-to-back US events in DC at the start of June and Dallas at the end of the month. The DC event will take place over former Presidents Cup and 2024 Solheim Cup venue Robert Trent Jones Golf Club.
Following those Stateside tournaments, LIV's European swing returns with Andalucia and the UK sandwiching The Open before Chicago's Bollingbrook Golf Club returns for event 12.
The new Indianapolis tournament at The Club at Chatham Hills will host the penultimate event of the season, where the individual champion will be crowned before Michigan's LIV Golf debut sees the Team Championship contested over the brand new The Cardinal at Saint John's Resort in late August.
LIV Golf 2025 Schedule
| Date | Event | Venue | Defending champion |
|---|---|---|---|
| February 6-8 | Riyadh | Riyadh Golf Club | J. Niemann |
| February 14-16 | Adelaide | The Grange Golf Club | B. Steele |
| March 7-9 | Hong Kong | Hong Kong Golf Club | A. Ancer |
| March 14-16 | Singapore | Sentosa Golf Club | B. Koepka |
| April 4-6 | Miami | Trump Doral Blue Monster | Dean Burmester |
| April 25-27 | Mexico City | Club de Golf de Chapultepec | N/A |
| May 2-4 | Korea | Jack Nicklaus Golf Club | N/A |
| June 6-8 | DC | Robert Trent Jones Golf Club | N/A |
| June 27-29 | Dallas | Maridoe Golf Club | N/A |
| July 11-13 | Andalucia | Real Club Valderrama | S. Garcia |
| July 25-27 | UK | JCB Golf and Country Club | J. Rahm |
| August 8-10 | Chicago | Bolingbrook | J. Rahm |
| August 15-17 | Indianapolis | The Club at Chatham Hills | N/A |
| August 22-24 | Michigan (Team Championship) | The Cardinal at Saint John's Resort | Ripper GC |
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