
‘Here to stay’: Adelaide locks in LIV Golf through 2031
The breakaway golf league isn’t going anywhere, with the South Australian government striking a new deal with LIV Golf, securing its only Australian stop through 2031.
The breakaway golf league isn’t going anywhere, with the South Australian government striking a new deal with LIV Golf, securing its only Australian stop through 2031.
The league, which is bankrolled by the Saudi sovereign wealth fund and shares close ties with President-elect Donald Trump, will air across Fox properties including the flagship Fox channel, FS1 and Fox Business.
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The Saudi official, who also sits on Uber’s board of directors and chairs Newcastle United, has been described as a “technocrat” who executes the “vision” of the country’s de facto ruler, Mohammed bin Salman.
The agreement ends all pending litigation.
It’s the breakaway league that has made headlines around the world, offered eye-watering prize money and sparked messy legal disputes. Fresh off its debut tournament in Adelaide, the numbers for LIV Golf paint a clearer picture as to how the new format has been received Down Under.