LIV Golf Team Championship Comes to Dallas
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LIV Golf Team Championship Comes to Dallas


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The anticipation is building as the LIV Golf Team Championship heads to Maridoe Golf Club in Carrollton, Texas, from September 20-22. This event promises to be a thrilling culmination of the LIV Golf season, where all 13 teams will go head-to-head, competing for the coveted Team Championship Trophy and a staggering $50 million purse.

Set against the backdrop of Texas' storied golf tradition, Maridoe Golf Club, known for its challenging course layout and esteemed history, will host the season finale. Designed by Steve Smyers and recognized by Golf Digest as one of the top new private courses in 2018, Maridoe’s 7,817-yard course is ready to test the mettle of the world’s best golfers.

The Team Championship format has been revamped to heighten the drama. The top three teams will automatically advance to the semifinals, while the remaining ten teams will battle it out in quarterfinal matches. With a mix of match play and stroke play, team captains will have to strategize carefully to lead their squads to victory.

The event will feature some of the biggest names in golf, including major champions like Brooks Koepka, Dustin Johnson, and Phil Mickelson. Beyond the golf, attendees can look forward to live music, family-friendly activities, and the immersive Fan Village experience. With free admission for kids under 12 and active military personnel, the event aims to offer something for everyone.

As tickets are now on sale at LIVGolf.com, fans are encouraged to secure their spots for what promises to be an unforgettable weekend of world-class golf and entertainment. Whether you’re a die-hard golf fan or just looking for a fun outing, the LIV Golf Team Championship is an event not to be missed.


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