LIV Golf’s third tournament — at a Donald Trump-owned course in New Jersey — will feature a 48-player field of golfers who have decided to give the Saudi-funded breakaway circuit a chance. Some of these players are well known, while others are familiar only to golf fanatics. According to CEO Greg Norman, LIV is finished adding golfers this year, so this lineup could hold up for the subsequent five remaining tournaments on the schedule.
Ten of the top 50 players in the Official World Golf Ranking have joined the LIV Golf Invitational Series, though only one of those is still in his 20s (Bryson DeChambeau, who is 28). The 48 players in the field at Bedminster can be roughly divided into four categories: golfers who still were relevant on the PGA or European tours when they joined LIV; those whose best years are behind them; grinders who have been plying their trade anonymously around the world; and younger players who are getting their first real taste of professional golf.
World rankings and ages are as of July 24. Wins came on the PGA Tour, the European tour, in World Golf Championships or at majors.
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