LIV Golf aiming to lure more players and sign broadcast deal for 2023 season

Patrick Cantlay and Xander Schauffele linked with LIV switch as president says ‘we are figuring out commercial arrangements’

IN LIV'S SIGHTS: Xander Schauffele on the 4th tee during day three of the Aberdeen Standard Investments Scottish Open at The Renaissance Club, North Berwick. PA Photo. Pic: Jane Barlow/PA Wire.

LIV Golf plans to have all players for their 2023 campaign signed up by the end of this year. Should this come to fruition, the breakaway tour’s second season would look considerably different to their first, when defections from the traditional ecosystem provided a constant storyline.

LIV will stage 14 events next year, with an increased emphasis on team competition. A schedule, including a stop at Valderrama, should be made public by the end of November. Speaking at Doral, where the 2022 season ends, LIV’s president, Atul Khosla, pointed towards a less volatile 2023.