Overview
- CEO Scott O’Neil says talks with OWGR chair Trevor Immelman are constructive and he is hopeful of a ruling by the turn of the calendar year.
- LIV renewed its world-ranking application in June after a unanimous 2023 rejection that cited closed fields and format concerns.
- The league will move from 54 to 72 holes in 2026, a change O’Neil frames as commercially driven and helpful to players’ preparation as well as to its OWGR case.
- According to The Times, LIV will stop covering DP World Tour fines after December 31, leaving players personally liable for sanctions tied to conflicting-event entries.
- O’Neil reports strong commercial momentum for 2026, including near sell-outs in premium hospitality and a 14-event schedule across 10 countries.