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The top three players in the overall individual championship will receive a split of $30m, with the overall champion taking $18m, the runner-up receiving $8m and third place getting $4m
LIV Golf London, Centurion Club - June 9-11LIV Golf Portland, Pumpkin Ridge - June 30 - July 2LIV Golf Bedminster, Trump National - July 29-31LIV Golf Boston, Greater Boston - September 2-4LIV Golf Chicago, Rich Harvest Farms - September 16-18LIV Golf Bangkok, Stonehill - October 7-9LIV Golf Jeddah, Royal Greens - October 14-16LIV Golf Miami, Trump National Doral - October 27-30When is the Bedminster event?The 54-hole tournament will begin on Friday 29 July at Trump National Golf Club in Bedminster, New Jersey, with the winning player and team decided on Sunday 31 July
There will also be individual and team competitions within the same event
The LIV Golf series is preparing for its third event in Bedminster, New Jersey this week with Trump National Golf Club as the host venue - raising the prospect of the former US president himself making an appearance at the tournament
Branden Grace surged to victory in the second event thanks to a fantastic final round at Pumpkin Ridge Golf Club last month and during that tournament, Paul Casey became the latest defector to the rebel tour, with his debut set to come at Bedminster - which runs from Friday 29 July to Sunday 31 July
How much is the prize money?Each regular season event will have a prize fund of $25m - every player in the field receives a cut, with a guaranteed $4m for first and $120,000 for last place
However, after its first event, LIV Golf added major champions Bryson DeChambeau, Brooks Koepka and Patrick Reed to its ranks, before tempting 2016 Open champion Henrik Stenson across ahead of Bedminster - at which point the Swede was stripped of the Ryder Cup captaincy
Of the $25m, $5m will be split between the top three teams
The team championship will see all 12 teams seeded and a four-day knockout tournament will be played using match play scoring to determine the winner, with a championship match taking place on the final day
Teams will also have their own unique names and logos
Here’s everything you need to know about golf’s newest tour including the prize pot for Bedminster:RecommendedHenrik Stenson explains LIV Golf switch and reacts to losing Ryder Cup captaincyLIV Golf: The leading players who have joined series including Phil Mickelson and Sergio Garcia LIV Golf chief Greg Norman tipped not to compromise over Ryder CupWhat is LIV Golf?Reports of a new breakaway league first emerged in 2019 but gathered pace last year as two-time Open champion Greg Norman became the face of the Saudi-backed LIV Golf Series as its chief executive
But what for a long time was considered to be a bargaining threat to the traditional PGA and DP World Tours and nothing more, took shape as the LIV Golf Series, which also features new competition rules and what tournament organisers say is an “exciting” new format
Full player list for Bedminster eventWho is in the field?Abraham Ancer – MexicoRichard Bland – EnglandLaurie Canter – EnglandPaul Casey - EnglandEugenio Chacarra – SpainBryson DeChambeau – USAHennie Du Plessis – South AfricaSergio Garcia – SpainTalor Gooch – USABranden Grace – South AfricaJustin Harding – South AfricaSam Horsfield – EnglandCharles Howell III - USAYuki Inamori – JapanDustin Johnson – USAMatt Jones – AustraliaSadom Kaewkanjana – ThailandMartin Kaymer – GermanyPhacara Khongwatmai – ThailandRyosyke Kinoshita – JapanBrooks Koepka – USAChase Koepka – USAJason Kokrak - USAJinichiro Kozuma – JapanGraeme McDowell – Northern IrelandPhil Mickelson – USAJediah Morgan – AustraliaKevin Na – USAShaun Norris – South AfricaLouis Oosthuizen – South AfricaWade Ormsby – AustraliaCarlos Ortiz – MexicoPat Perez – USATurk Pettit – USAJames Piot – USAIan Poulter – EnglandDavid Puig - SpainPatrick Reed – USACharl Schwartzel – South AfricaTravis Smyth – AustraliaHenrik Stenson - SwedenHudson Swafford – USAHideto Tanihara – JapanPeter Uihlein – USAScott Vincent – ZimbabweLee Westwood – EnglandBernd Wiesberger – AustriaMatthew Wolff – USAIs it on TV?RecommendedQuidditch to be renamed ‘Quadball’ to distance it from JK RowlingLIV Golf live stream: How to watch latest event in BedminsterLIV Golf players: Who is competing on rebel tour?LIV Golf has yet to be picked up by a major broadcaster in the UK
Each player receives a 25 per cent cut
That move further widened the schism between the Saudi-backed breakaway and the PGA and DP World Tours - a battle looking ever more likely to end up in court
How will the season work and where is the next event?Bedminster will be the third of seven ‘regular’ events this year with the team championship forming the final event of the season at Doral in Miami in October
With Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund financing the series, there is a clear link to the Saudi Arabia government, whose record on human rights has been criticised by groups such as Amnesty International
However, the action is live streamed for free on the LIV Golf YouTube channel and Facebook page
Who is playing?The biggest names initially included Phil Mickelson, Dustin Johnson, Graeme McDowell, Ian Poulter, Lee Westwood, Louis Oosthuizen, Martin Kaymer, Sergio Garcia, Charl Schwartzel and Kevin Na
An individual champion will also be crowned using points accumulated over the seven ‘regular season’ events
In terms of scoring, the best two individual scores will count towards the team’s overall total across the opening two rounds, with the best three scores combining on the third and final round
By comparison, the winner of the PGA Championship, one of golf’s four majors, receives $3m out of a total prize fund of $15m
There won’t be a cut, either, so the 48 players who start the week will play all three rounds
What are the rules?LIV Golf Series events will be played over three days and 54 holes, rather than the traditional four-day events with 72 holes
The team with the lowest overall score at the end of the third round will be the winner
The season-ending team championship has a prize fund of $50m, with the winning team splitting $16m and the team who finishes last receiving $1m
New Jersey is five hours behind the UK, so play will start around 7pm BST each day
The individual competition will be won by the player who shoots the lowest score over 54 holes, as normal
LIV Golf courted further controversy when they enticed 2016 Open champion Henrik Stenson across to the tour, causing the Swede to immediately be stripped of the Ryder Cup captaincy he had been awarded ahead of next year
The team competition, however, will be made up of 12 teams of four players, with team captains selecting the teams using a ‘snake draft’ ahead of each event
The individual competition will be won by the player who shoots the lowest score over 54 holes, as normal
However, the action is live streamed for free on the LIV Golf YouTube channel and Facebook page
With Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund financing the series, there is a clear link to the Saudi Arabia government, whose record on human rights has been criticised by groups such as Amnesty International
Who is playing?The biggest names initially included Phil Mickelson, Dustin Johnson, Graeme McDowell, Ian Poulter, Lee Westwood, Louis Oosthuizen, Martin Kaymer, Sergio Garcia, Charl Schwartzel and Kevin Na
The team championship will see all 12 teams seeded and a four-day knockout tournament will be played using match play scoring to determine the winner, with a championship match taking place on the final day
How much is the prize money?Each regular season event will have a prize fund of $25m - every player in the field receives a cut, with a guaranteed $4m for first and $120,000 for last place
The team competition, however, will be made up of 12 teams of four players, with team captains selecting the teams using a ‘snake draft’ ahead of each event
The team with the lowest overall score at the end of the third round will be the winner
Teams will also have their own unique names and logos
LIV Golf London, Centurion Club - June 9-11LIV Golf Portland, Pumpkin Ridge - June 30 - July 2LIV Golf Bedminster, Trump National - July 29-31LIV Golf Boston, Greater Boston - September 2-4LIV Golf Chicago, Rich Harvest Farms - September 16-18LIV Golf Bangkok, Stonehill - October 7-9LIV Golf Jeddah, Royal Greens - October 14-16LIV Golf Miami, Trump National Doral - October 27-30When is the Bedminster event?The 54-hole tournament will begin on Friday 29 July at Trump National Golf Club in Bedminster, New Jersey, with the winning player and team decided on Sunday 31 July
How will the season work and where is the next event?Bedminster will be the third of seven ‘regular’ events this year with the team championship forming the final event of the season at Doral in Miami in October
In terms of scoring, the best two individual scores will count towards the team’s overall total across the opening two rounds, with the best three scores combining on the third and final round
There won’t be a cut, either, so the 48 players who start the week will play all three rounds
Of the $25m, $5m will be split between the top three teams
The season-ending team championship has a prize fund of $50m, with the winning team splitting $16m and the team who finishes last receiving $1m
However, after its first event, LIV Golf added major champions Bryson DeChambeau, Brooks Koepka and Patrick Reed to its ranks, before tempting 2016 Open champion Henrik Stenson across ahead of Bedminster - at which point the Swede was stripped of the Ryder Cup captaincy
New Jersey is five hours behind the UK, so play will start around 7pm BST each day
There will also be individual and team competitions within the same event
Each player receives a 25 per cent cut
An individual champion will also be crowned using points accumulated over the seven ‘regular season’ events
LIV Golf courted further controversy when they enticed 2016 Open champion Henrik Stenson across to the tour, causing the Swede to immediately be stripped of the Ryder Cup captaincy he had been awarded ahead of next year
Branden Grace surged to victory in the second event thanks to a fantastic final round at Pumpkin Ridge Golf Club last month and during that tournament, Paul Casey became the latest defector to the rebel tour, with his debut set to come at Bedminster - which runs from Friday 29 July to Sunday 31 July
Full player list for Bedminster eventWho is in the field?Abraham Ancer – MexicoRichard Bland – EnglandLaurie Canter – EnglandPaul Casey - EnglandEugenio Chacarra – SpainBryson DeChambeau – USAHennie Du Plessis – South AfricaSergio Garcia – SpainTalor Gooch – USABranden Grace – South AfricaJustin Harding – South AfricaSam Horsfield – EnglandCharles Howell III - USAYuki Inamori – JapanDustin Johnson – USAMatt Jones – AustraliaSadom Kaewkanjana – ThailandMartin Kaymer – GermanyPhacara Khongwatmai – ThailandRyosyke Kinoshita – JapanBrooks Koepka – USAChase Koepka – USAJason Kokrak - USAJinichiro Kozuma – JapanGraeme McDowell – Northern IrelandPhil Mickelson – USAJediah Morgan – AustraliaKevin Na – USAShaun Norris – South AfricaLouis Oosthuizen – South AfricaWade Ormsby – AustraliaCarlos Ortiz – MexicoPat Perez – USATurk Pettit – USAJames Piot – USAIan Poulter – EnglandDavid Puig - SpainPatrick Reed – USACharl Schwartzel – South AfricaTravis Smyth – AustraliaHenrik Stenson - SwedenHudson Swafford – USAHideto Tanihara – JapanPeter Uihlein – USAScott Vincent – ZimbabweLee Westwood – EnglandBernd Wiesberger – AustriaMatthew Wolff – USAIs it on TV?RecommendedQuidditch to be renamed ‘Quadball’ to distance it from JK RowlingLIV Golf live stream: How to watch latest event in BedminsterLIV Golf players: Who is competing on rebel tour?LIV Golf has yet to be picked up by a major broadcaster in the UK
That move further widened the schism between the Saudi-backed breakaway and the PGA and DP World Tours - a battle looking ever more likely to end up in court
But what for a long time was considered to be a bargaining threat to the traditional PGA and DP World Tours and nothing more, took shape as the LIV Golf Series, which also features new competition rules and what tournament organisers say is an “exciting” new format
The LIV Golf series is preparing for its third event in Bedminster, New Jersey this week with Trump National Golf Club as the host venue - raising the prospect of the former US president himself making an appearance at the tournament
Here’s everything you need to know about golf’s newest tour including the prize pot for Bedminster:RecommendedHenrik Stenson explains LIV Golf switch and reacts to losing Ryder Cup captaincyLIV Golf: The leading players who have joined series including Phil Mickelson and Sergio Garcia LIV Golf chief Greg Norman tipped not to compromise over Ryder CupWhat is LIV Golf?Reports of a new breakaway league first emerged in 2019 but gathered pace last year as two-time Open champion Greg Norman became the face of the Saudi-backed LIV Golf Series as its chief executive
By comparison, the winner of the PGA Championship, one of golf’s four majors, receives $3m out of a total prize fund of $15m
The top three players in the overall individual championship will receive a split of $30m, with the overall champion taking $18m, the runner-up receiving $8m and third place getting $4m
What are the rules?LIV Golf Series events will be played over three days and 54 holes, rather than the traditional four-day events with 72 holes
