Charl Schwartzel won an astonishing £ 3.2m last month by winning the opening event of the Saudi-sponsored LIV Golf Series at the Centurion Club in Hemel Hempstead. This is because there are three rebel circuits heading to the United States.
Like the rebels, there were rarely boring moments. And all eyes will be on June 30 in Portland, Oregon to witness the next fascinating installation.
Which player signed up?
Unveiled exclusively by Telegraph Sports, Brooks Koepka will be announced as the latest hottest signature on the Saudi Arabian Rebel Circuit and will play at the first LIV Series event in US soil.
The four big winners have participated in the Brother Chase on Greg Norman’s departure tour and will almost certainly be banned from the PGA Tour as a result. His LIV debut in Portland, Oregon is another to the US Ryder Cup team, which faces five members of the 2018 team and three from 2021 being ineligible for next year’s match in Rome. Will give a blow.
The 32-year-old Koepka has been in talks with a Saudi-funded series for months, and sources have confirmed that the deal has finally come to fruition. Another former world No. 1 Dustin Johnson signed with a prepaid fee of £ 120m ($ 150m). Koepka ordered a seven-digit amount, alongside Sergio García’s Phil Mickelson, as well as Johnson. , Bryson DeChambeau, Patrick Reed, Lee Westwood, Ian Poulter, Abraham Ancer.
Where are the 8 LIV Golf Events?
The departure circuit began at the Centurion Club in Hertfordshire and has now moved to the United States in three locations.
Then there will be two events in Bangkok and Saudi Arabia before the end of the tour at Trump Doral in Miami at the end of October.