LIV Golf Drops Next Batch of Events on 2025 Schedule, Including 2 New Stops

LIV Golf appears to be announcing its 2025 campaign in chunks. Four events in February and March were revealed in September, and now, six more are added to what will eventually be another slate of 14 events. 

Included in the latest drop are two new markets for the circuit: South Korea and Indianapolis for the league’s individual championship.

CONFIRMED: Korea and Indianapolis headline 6 more events unveiled on 2025 LIV Golf schedule 🤝

More events dropping soon… ⏰#LIVGolf pic.twitter.com/EsdADHlAf5

— LIV Golf (@livgolf_league) November 13, 2024

Here are the six new stops:

• Incheon, Korea, May 2-4. The Jack Nicklaus Golf Club that hosted the 2015 Presidents Cup will play host to the first LIV event in the Asian country.
• Dallas, June 27-29. The Maridoe course played host to the 2024 team championship but will be a regular tour stop this year, two weeks after the U.S. Open.

• Andalucia, Spain, July 11-13. The famous Valderrama course will host its third LIV event, this one coming the week before the Open Championship. Countryman Sergio Garcia is the defending champ.

• United Kingdom (England), July 25-27. A week after the Open, LIV returns to the JCB Golf and Country Club for the second straight year. 

• Chicago, Aug. 8-10. A staple of the LIV schedule since its debut in 2022, this event moves up in the schedule after hosting the individual finale last year.

• Indianapolis, Aug. 15-17. The second of back-to-back Midwest stops, The Club at Chatham Hills will host the individual championship event. The course hosts several NCAA tournaments.

We are honored to announce golf’s return to Indiana as Chatham Hills has been selected to host the 2025 @livgolf_league LIV Individual Championship August 15-17, 2025 !

Join us as we welcome some of golf’s best to #PeteDye ’s final design + build…and in his home state! ⛳️… pic.twitter.com/uOJhUdSrjo

— Chatham Hills (@Chatham_Hills) November 13, 2024

Much like the first schedule drop, LIV isn’t avoiding playing against some of the PGA Tour’s top events like it did in the past.

Some of the first four will be going against Signature Events, and in this batch, Chicago and Indianapolis will be going head-to-head with the first two rounds of the FedEx Cup playoffs.

Assuming there will only be a team championship tournament following the Indianapolis stop, LIV’s season will end about a month earlier than it did this year, perhaps to avoid being in direct competition with the NFL. 

LIV will have four more tournaments to announce to complete its 2025 schedule.

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