LIV Golf adds four 2026 qualifiers from Asian Tour and Florida event

LIV Golf announced this week that it will award four places in its 2026 league through competitive qualifying routes, granting spots to the top two noneligible finishers on the Asian Tour’s International Series and to the winner and runner up of a Promotions event to be held in Florida in January. The moves, announced with two International Series events remaining this season, increase the number of competitive access points into the league and change how some players can earn entry for next year.

Under the revised arrangement, the top two players on the nine‑event International Series order of merit who are not already members of the LIV Golf League will receive one‑year contracts for the 2026 season. The International Series, run under the Asian Tour and funded in part by Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund, began in 2022 and currently comprises a 10‑event schedule. With two events left, Zimbabwe’s Scott Vincent and the Philippines’ Miguel Tabuena hold the top two positions; Australia’s Lucas Herbert sits third but is already a LIV player and therefore not eligible for the new spots.

LIV Golf also confirmed its Promotions event will move from the Middle East to Black Diamond...