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Oct 30, 2022; Miami, Florida, USA; Dustin Johnson , Patrick Reed , Talor Gooch and Pat Perez celebrates team 4Aces GC winning the season finale of the LIV Golf series at Trump National Doral. Mandatory Credit: John David Mercer-USA TODAY Sports
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Oct 30, 2022; Miami, Florida, USA; Dustin Johnson , Patrick Reed , Talor Gooch and Pat Perez celebrates team 4Aces GC winning the season finale of the LIV Golf series at Trump National Doral. Mandatory Credit: John David Mercer-USA TODAY Sports
The coming weekend will be one of the most anticipated ones for sports fans! Three major events from golf and the NFL will be starting in only a few days. The PGA Tour and LIV Golf have coincided with their WM Phoenix Open and LIV Golf Las Vegas with the Super Bowl LXVIII.
While the PGA Tour has always followed the same schedule for the WM Phoenix Open, this will be the first time LIV Golf has planned its event per the PGA Tour’s schedule. LIV Golf has gone one step ahead and even imitated the Loudest Hole in Golf by the PGA Tour to make something similar at Las Vegas Country Club. What does the 8th hole promise the fans?
LIV Golf Las Vegas: 8th hole and its offerings
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When the Loudest Hole in Golf meets Golf, but Louder, it delivers something that might sound like a copy of the PGA Tour but is called the ‘Party Hole’. The par-3 8th hole at LIV Golf Las Vegas will provide an experience similar to the Phoenix Open at LV Golf Club and reportedly can hold 3,000 fans, which is significantly lower than the Phoenix Open’s 16th hole capacity, which is 17,000. Apart from this similarity, the party hole does differ in its other offerings.
LIV Golf has added a "party hole" to its tournament in Las Vegas this weekend — going head-to-head against the PGA Tour's Waste Management Phoenix Open.
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The hospitality section aims to provide fun experiences for golf fans: Birdie Shack, Part Hole Cabanas, Gallery Club, and Private Chalets. The Party Hole will start from the 8th Tee Box with a Birdie Shack. This station would offer three drinks per ticket and the DJ would blast the music. It costs around $295 to $345 per ticket.
The Birdie Shack will also provide private cabins called Party Hole Cabanas. These will allow a party of ten to have a VIP booth experience with an all-inclusive bar and wait staff appointed at the booth for all the drinks. The tickets are sold for $10,300 to $12,500 per day, depending on the day.
Gallery Club and Private Chalets overlooking the 8th hole
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The next in line is Gallery Club, which is situated at the eighth green and overlooks the hole. The club provides all the drinks, from cocktails and mocktails to soft drinks; it brings the golf fans together to cheer for their favorite on the 8th. The tickets for the Gallery Club range from $455 to $510.
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The Private Chalets is the latest offering of LIV Golf LV. They offer a place for a group of 30 in their own suite. It comes with benefits like food, drinks, and dedicated staff at the chalet. They are made to order and cost around $37,000 to $45,000 per day.
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Other than these, LIV Golf Las Vegas will also offer one more fan experience. At the 18th hole, the fans can opt for Club 54, which offers a multi-cuisine club with an inclusive bar and dining. It costs $770 to $815. The fun weekend at the Las Vegas CC will start on February 8th and conclude on the 10th. Are you excited for the blasting weekend?
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