LIV Golf heads to the USA this week amid a chaotic backdrop of the proposed merger with the PGA Tour following a tumultuous time for golf.

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The civil war took another wild lurch in a new direction following the news that LIV Golf would merge with the PGA Tour in a move that took everyone by surprise.

In terms of the actual sport, Talor Gooch – the only man to win three tournaments this season – sits in top sport, though he is being hunted down by Cameron Smith and Brooks Koepka.

There's a long way to go in the season with LIV Golf Greenbrier set to offer another $25 million prize purse to be split between competitors.

A number of golf superstars quit the PGA Tour over the past year to sign up for the LIV Golf Series, which has been heavily criticised for its funding by the Public Investment Fund (PIF) of Saudi Arabia, the same Saudi government-linked fund that owns Premier League team Newcastle United.

It remains to be seen what the shape of golf will look like in the second half of 2023 and beyond, but it won't be dull, that's for sure. And while uncertainty reigns, LIV Golf continues.

RadioTimes.com brings you the complete guide to the LIV Golf 2023 series, including how to watch tournament events live and free.

When is LIV Golf Greenbrier?

LIV Golf Greenbrier begins on Friday 4th August 2023 and run until Sunday 6th August 2023.

Coverage begins at 6:15pm UK time each day due to the event being held at The Old White at The Greenbrier, West Virginia, USA.

Golf fans will already note the shorter format of the game with the events only lasting three days each.

How to watch LIV Golf on TV and live stream

The only place you can watch the LIV Golf Invitational Series is through the tour's official channels.

You can tune into LIVGolf.com or check out their official YouTube channel and Facebook page to live stream the events.

Right now, no UK broadcasters have picked up the event, so your only method of tuning in will be via the LIV Golf Series' own channels.

This means no terrestrial TV channels will show the action, but you will be able to live stream the golf via a range of devices including smartphones, tablets and laptops which can then be streamed to your TV using a media player device such as Chromecast.

LIV Golf prize money 2023

LIV Golf prize money has been elevated by more than 60 per cent for the 2023 series with a grand total of $405 million to be won across the season.

There is $20 million up for grabs in each singles event, with a further $5 million to be won in the team event.

The standalone winner of each event will receive $4 million, while there are also end of season bonuses for the top three players in the overall leaderboard.

LIV Golf schedule 2023

4-6th August

LIV Golf Greenbrier (The Old White)

11-13th August

LIV Golf Bedminster (Trump National)

22nd-24th September

LIV Golf Chicago (Rich Harvest Farms)

20th-22nd October

LIV Golf Miami (Trump National Doral)

3rd-5th November

LIV Golf Team Championship (Royal Greens)

LIV Golf results 2023

24-26th February

LIV Golf Mayakoba (El Camaleon)

Winner: Charles Howell III

17-19th March

LIV Golf Tucson (The Gallery)

Winner: Danny Lee

31st March-2nd April

LIV Golf Orlando (Orange County)

Winner: Brooks Koepka

21st-23rd April

LIV Golf Adelaide (The Grange)

Winner: Talor Gooch

28-30th April

LIV Golf Singapore (Sentosa)

Winner: Talor Gooch

12-14th May

LIV Golf Tulsa (Cedar Ridge)

Winner: Dustin Johnson

26-28th May

LIV Golf DC (Trump National)

Winner: Harold Varner III

30th June - 2nd July

LIV Golf Andalucia (Real Club Valderrama)

Winner: Talor Gooch

7-9th July

LIV Golf London (Centurion Club)

Winner: Cameron Smith

If you’re looking for something else to watch, check out our TV Guide or visit our Sport hub.

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Michael PottsSport Editor

Michael Potts is the Sport Editor for Radio Times, covering all of the biggest sporting events across the globe with previews, features, interviews and more. He has worked for Radio Times since 2019 and previously worked on the sport desk at Express.co.uk after starting his career writing features for What Culture. He achieved a first-class degree in Sports Journalism in 2014.

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