LIV Golf announce THREE NEW VENUES for 2023, including former PGA Tour courses

LIV Golf continues to plan ahead for its new season in 2023 after announcing three new venues in the bumper 14-event schedule, including two former PGA Tour stops.

On August 4-6, The Old White Course will host the Greenbrier event in West Virginia. This course used to host the Greenbrier Classic on Tour which was first played in 2010.

The event was renamed A Military Tribute at The Greenbrier in 2018 when LIV Golf player Kevin Na won. Fellow LIV participant Joaquin Niemann won the 2019 edition which was the last appearance of the event on Tour due to diminishing attendance.

The Old White was designed by Charles Blair Macdonald and opened for play in 1913. The course was named as such for The Old White Hotel which stood on the grounds from 1858 to 1922.

On March 17, LIV Golf is heading to The Gallery Golf Club near Tucson, Arizona. The Gallery Golf Club was established in 1998 after the design of the North Course, a design collaboration between former Open champion Tom Lehman and John Fought.

Get ready for #LIVGolf 2023! Three stunning new locations announced in the US.



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In 2007, the course hosted the WGC-Accenture Match Play Championship for the first time, won by controversial LIV Golf defector and brief-serving Ryder Cup captain Henrik Stenson.

The popular event on Tour returned to Dove Mountain in 2008 and was won by Tiger Woods. Woods went on to crush fellow American Stewart Cink 8&7 in the final.

Cedar Ridge Country Club in Tulsa was the third and final venue announced by LIV Golf on Wednesday. The Oklahoma course will welcome fans to the grounds on May 12-14.

"We're proud the Tulsa region will again be in the spotlight for professional golf this spring," Mike Neal, the President and CEO of the Tulsa Regional Chamber, told FOX23.

"We congratulate Cedar Ridge Country Club on this exciting announcement and look forward to working with them as we welcome athletes and spectators from across the globe to northeast Oklahoma."

Talor Gooch, Eugenio Chacarra, Charles Howell III, Peter Uihlein, Matthew Wolff and Abraham Ancer all have ties to Oklahoma which would explain why CEO Greg Norman was keen to visit Broken Arrow next year.

Get ready for #LIVGolf 2023! Three additional stunning destinations announced:



Mexico (February 24-26)

Singapore (April 28-30)

Spain (June 30-July 2)



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Since the completion of the LIV Golf Team Championship at the end of October, no more players have defected to the Saudi-financed league, but it has now added two more courses to the list of those to switch their loyalties.

Along with The Old White and The Gallery, Valderrama and El Camaleon were announced on the LIV Golf schedule for its second season, venues which have previously been used on the DP World Tour and PGA Tour.

Confirmed venues for 2023 LIV Golf League: 

• February 24-26, Mexico: El Camaleon Golf Club
• March 17-19, Tucson: The Gallery Golf Club
• April 21-23, Australia: The Grange Golf Club
• April 28-30, Singapore: Sentosa Golf Club
• May 12-14 Tulsa: Cedar Ridge Country Club 
• June 30-2 July, Spain: Real Club Valderrama
• August 4-6, Greenbrier: The Old White