The LIV Golf is well underway after its inaugural tournament in London. The Tournaments saw big names like Dustin Johnson, Phil Mickelson, and many more. Now, the Tour is looking ahead to its 2nd Tournament with more top golfers added to the list. But where can you watch it?

LIV Golf is looking ahead to entering American soil for the first time. The second event will take place at Pumpkin Ridge outside of Portland.

Despite its continuous hate, the Tour has managed to gather several fans in recent days. As the days pass by, the Saudi-backed Tour looks to achieve the throne for the number one Tour in the world of Golf.

Where to watch LIV Golf’s second event?

Similar to the first event, LIV Golf has yet to sign a broadcasting deal with the big companies. Though they are still in search of it, the fans have been the biggest winners.

The second tournament will be streamed live on LIV Golf’s YouTube and Facebook pages and also on its official website. All these platforms will stream the tournament for free.

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The Tournament will take place from June 30th to July 2nd. The shotgun start at the event will begin at 4:15 p.m. ET. With new additions, the tournament is expected to be a bigger success than the first one.

New additions in the LIV Golf

After its maiden tournament, LIV Golf has plenty of new and big names added to the Tour. Though the players received massive public scrutiny, the fans eventually will make their way to watch the Saudi-backed Tour.

Abraham Ancer, Brooks Koepka, Patrick Reed, and Bryson DeChambeau will all be competing. Considering where they all rank in the Official World Golf Rankings, this group gives the new league a great deal of credibility. Thanks to the four new players, the league now boasts eight players ranked among the top 40 in the OWGR.

On Monday, the series also welcomed Carlos Ortiz, Eugenio Chacarra, and Matthew Wolff. At No. 17, Dustin Johnson remains the top-ranked golfer in the world, but Koepka, who is ranked No. 19, is right behind him. Reed is ranked No. 39, while DeChambeau is No. 31.

However, because the LIV tournaments are not counted toward the standings, those rankings will inevitably deteriorate over the coming weeks.

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