There will be some changes to the LIV Golf League for the 2024 season with new field sizes, points scoring system and prize money allocation announced for the new campaign.
The final team line-ups have just been announced and ahead of the season-opening LIV Mayakoba event in Mexico, certain alterations to the format have now been revealed.
There will now be 54 players in each field, with 13 teams of four joined by two solo wild card players at each event.
Scores of all four players in each team will now count in the final round, with the best three scores counting in the first and second rounds as was the case previously.
The all-important prize money has been adjusted to account for six new players in the field, with last placed finishes now taking home just $50,000 compared to $120,000 from last season.
Points-wise, the top 24 players will earn points in each event while at the end of the season only 12 of the 13 teams will make it to the Team Championship.
"The competition updates for 2024 reflect a natural evolution of the LIV Golf League format and illustrate our commitment to further enhancing an exciting product for the players and the fans,” said LIV Golf SVP of Competition Management David Benne.
“League leadership will continue to work with our world-class players and teams to strengthen LIV Golf competition as we move the sport into the future. We’re looking forward to the League’s season opener this week and a thrilling year ahead.”
