LIV Golf has a roster of more than 50 players and many of them choose to play in various other tournaments away from the 14-event circuit in order to earn world ranking points and keep themselves busy.
LIV Golfers are suspended from the PGA Tour so that, as well as the Korn Ferry Tour and PGA Tour Champions, isn’t a possibility so many of them opt to play on the Asian Tour as well as in South Africa, Japan and Australasia.
Just like in 2023, a number of LIV players have won around the world this year including Bryson DeChambeau at the US Open and Richard Bland with his two Senior Major victories.
So take a look at which LIV Golfers won where this year…
David Puig
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Malaysian Open – Asian Tour
Talented Spaniard David Puig won his second Asian Tour title in February, where he beat Jeung-hun Wang by two strokes in Malaysia.
Puig closed with back-to-back 62s to finish at 23-under-par to land the Malaysian Open, an event that has been won by the likes of Vijay Singh, Lee Westwood, Thongchai Jaidee and Louis Oosthuizen in the past.
Carlos Ortiz
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International Series Oman – Asian Tour
Carlos Ortiz enjoyed a stellar year thanks to a win on the Asian Tour as well as a win at LIV Golf Houston.
The Mexican claimed the International Series Oman in February, where he finished at 19-under-par to beat Louis Oosthuizen by four.
Kieran Vincent
Kit Kat Cash and Carry Pro-Am – Sunshine Tour
Vincent ended up getting relegated from the LIV Golf League after earning his spot via the Promotions event in 2023.
The former Legion XIII player, who won the International Series Vietnam last year, was victorious again in 2024, this time on the Sunshine Tour.
The Zimbabwean won the Kit Kat Cash and Carry Pro-Am in May by four strokes after finishing at 21-under-par.
Richard Bland
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Senior PGA Championship and US Senior Open – Senior Majors
At the age of 51, Richard Bland enjoyed arguably the year of his career.
He won the Senior PGA Championship in his senior Major debut, triumphing by three strokes at Michigan’s The Golf Club at Harbor Shores. That win qualified him for the 2025 PGA Championship and also gets him into the Senior PGA for life.
Then just five weeks later he went back-to-back in…
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