Just a few weeks ago, everyone thought the LIV Golf Series was probably all wrapped up. The opportunity seemed to have quietened out after the Phil Mickelson controversy, leaving the current tours as the usual option. However, with the Saudi-backed league back as a frontrunner, we have a few stars already looking to play.

A massive series with large prize money, the Greg Norman-led events were bound to draw in traction. Furthermore, the new format introduced could be a breath of fresh air for a few. Of course, there was significant resistance from fans of the PGA and European Tour, not wanting to see another series.

However, with multiple players looking forward to playing the series, there might just be new events in town for fans to enjoy.

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European Tour star headed to the LIV Golf Series?

According to recent reports, European Tour star Richard Bland is planning to head to the new LIV Golf Invitational series at the Centurion Club.

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“I have,” said Bland while speaking of the ongoing British Masters. “And if it’s OK. That’s where I want to leave it. I want to concentrate on this tournament.”

Though Bland is among a few payers wanting to play the IV Golf Series, the road to a successful worldwide event may not be easy.

Does the LIV Golf Series have support from other players?

Unfortunately, not all players think like Bland. Golfers like Tiger Woods and Rory McIlroy have spoken against the series, and have sided with the PGA Tour. With them being the big names in the industry, it might be difficult for the series to actually draw in an audience.

The series will feature 54-hole tournaments, scheduled across the globe this year. They will encompass a five-month time period while boasting its biggest USP, the prize purse. At this point, the money offered is more than the tour and should be enough to draw in players.

Notably, players like Phil Mickelson and Lee Westwood have asked to play as well. Unlike someone against the event, Westwood is viewing it as an opportunity to play and make the most out of it.

That being said, one cannot say for sure if these events will happen. However, there might soon be more players to add to the list, making it possible.

Do you like the idea of a new series? Let us know in the comments below.

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