How Can Fans Watch the First LIV Golf Invitational Series Event?

There is only a week left to the inaugural event of the LIV Golf Invitational Series. Although the Saudi-backed league faced many obstacles from the beginning, it is finally happening. As of now, the golf world knows mostly everything about the inaugural event; everything but how to watch it. 

There are two ways to catch the LIV Golf Series. The first way would be to purchase a ticket and watch the event in person. The Centurion Club in London is hosting the event from June 9th to 11th. And the cost of each ticket per day for an adult is £67.55, about $85. 

Notably, anyone under the age of 15 doesn’t need a ticket to watch the tournament in London. Apart from young golf enthusiasts, HM Armed Forces personnel have free access to the event. However, not everyone can watch it in person. But the officials have made sure that regardless, every golf fan gets to watch the event, one way or another.

Unlike other Tour events, no television channels will broadcast the Saudi-backed league. But, fans can enjoy watching the event live on YouTube, free of cost. Even the official website, livgolf.com, will also broadcast the tournament live. 

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The PGA Tour considers the LIV Golf Series as their rival league. The Tour has been making sure not to let any of its players attend the event by declining their releases. Yet, the field list of the event displays the names of many golfers who have committed to playing the event. 

The prominent names in the golf world to play in the inaugural event of the LIV Golf Invitational Series!

Recently, LIV Golf released its field list for the upcoming 54-hole inaugural event. To much surprise, former World No. 1 Dustin Johnson is a part of it. 

According to reports, the two-time major winning champion has received about $125 million as an appearance fee. Along with him, players like Sergio Garcia, Kevin Na, Lee Westwood, Louis Oosthuizen, and Graeme McDowell will play in London next week. 

The LIV Golf officials have released the names of the 42 confirmed players on the field instead of the original 48. Notably, Phil Mickelson is not a part of the field. He has been on a hiatus since making controversial comments against the Saudi-backed league. 

Mind you, the complete list of the players is still not available. Do you think Mickelson will be a part of it once it gets updated? Let us know in the comments below.

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