The LIV Golf League will change the format of the season-ending workforce championship, eliminating the primary spherical by prime seed, and including two lowest seed play-in matches.
The adjustments will happen on the workforce championships this season, scheduled for August 22-24 at St. John’s Resort in Plymouth, Michigan.
“I believe we’ll see some groups being knocked out that you simply won’t anticipate,” mentioned Ripper GC captain Cameron Smith, who received final 12 months’s workforce title.
After the LIV Golf Event held in Westfield, Indiana, August 15-17, the groups twelfth and thirteenth in factors rank will face off in play-in matches.
The workforce that scores two factors wins the match and advances to the quarterfinals. The misplaced workforce will probably be eradicated.
All golfers from the remaining 12 groups will compete within the sport play on Friday and Saturday and within the stroke play finale on Sunday.
“Extra stress,” mentioned Crushers GC captain Bryson Deccanbeau. “On a regular basis is much more necessary.”
