LIV Golf Teams: All 13 Rosters For 2024
All 13 team line-ups for the third season of the LIV Golf League
After an off-season that included LIV Golf's first-ever transfer window, some significant player recruitment, and the addition of a 13th team, the rosters are set for the 2024 season.
The biggest new arrival is Masters champion Jon Rahm, who has formed a brand new team, Legion XIII. Alongside him is arguably the second-biggest signing of the off-season, Rahm's Ryder Cup teammate Tyrrell Hatton. Rising star Caleb Surratt and Kieran Vincent, who was one of the three to earn a LIV contract from December's LIV Golf Promotions event, complete the Legion XIII line-up.
Another big name joining LIV Golf is four-time DP World Tour winner Adrian Meronk, who will fill one of two vacant spots at Martin Kaymer's Cleeks GC after the departures of Bernd Wiesberger, who is now back on the DP World Tour, and Graeme McDowell, who has joined Smash GC. Kaymer's final change sees another promoted player, Kalle Samooja, sign for the team.
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As well as McDowell, Brooks Koepka's Smash GC has also recruited the 2023 individual champion, Talor Gooch, with Matthew Wolff heading the other way to Bubba Watson's Range Goats GC. In another swap deal involving Watson's team, Peter Uihlein has changed places with Harold Varner III, who has joined Dustin Johnson's 4 Aces GC.
Meanwhile, another swap saw David Puig join Sergio Garcia's Fireballs GC, with Carlos Ortis filling the gap at Joaquin Niemann's Torque GC.
Cameron Smith's Ripper GC had an open slot after Jediah Morgan's departure, and fellow Australian Lucas Herbert replaces him.
Elsewhere, Kevin Na's Iron Heads GC has brought in another promoted player, Jinichiro Kozuma, to replace the relegated Sihwan Kim, while Andy Ogletree, who won the International Series Order of Merit, joins Phil Mickelson's Hy Flyers GC as a replacement for another relegated player, James Piot.
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That leaves just three teams unchanged heading into the 2024 season - Bryson DeChambeau's Crushers GC, who won the Team Championship in 2023, Louis Oosthuizen's Stinger GC, and Majesticks GC, which is co-captained by Lee Westwood, Ian Poulter and Henrik Stenson.
2024 LIV Golf League Rosters
Team | Captain | Player | Player | Player |
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4 Aces GC | Dustin Johnson | Pat Perez | Patrick Reed | Harold Varner III |
Cleeks GC | Martin Kaymer | Richard Bland | Kalle Samooja | Adrian Meronk |
Crushers CG | Bryson DeChambeau | Anirban Lahiri | Paul Casey | Charles Howell III |
Fireballs GC | Sergio Garcia | Abraham Ancer | Eugenio Chacarra | David Puig |
Hy Flyers GC | Phil Mickelson | Brendan Steele | Cameron Tringale | Andy Ogletree |
Iron Heads GC | Kevin Na | Scott Vincent | Danny Lee | Jinichiro Kozuma |
Legion XIII GC | Jon Rahm | Tyrrell Hatton | Kieran Vincent | Caleb Surratt |
Majesticks GC | Ian Poulter | Lee Westwood (co-captain) | Henrik Stenson (co-captain) | Sam Horsfield |
Range Goats GC | Bubba Watson | Thomas Pieters | Matthew Wolff | Peter Uihlein |
Ripper GC | Cameron Smith | Matt Jones | Marc Leishman | Lucas Herbert |
Smash GC | Brooks Koepka | Talor Gooch | Jason Kokrak | Graeme McDowell |
Stinger GC | Louis Oosthuizen | Dean Burmester | Branden Grace | Charl Schwartzel |
Torque GC | Joaquin Niemann | Sebastian Munoz | Mito Pereira | Carlos Ortiz |
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