LIV Golf is turning the page. And this time, they are in the game with a familiar face from the fairways. After navigating a turbulent 2025 marked by slipping TV engagement and questions surrounding its broadcast identity, the league has made a strategic move to steady the ship. And guess what? It is a voice that many golf fans already trust. Henni Zuël.

Zuël started her journey in the sport as a teenage prodigy, breaking age records on the amateur circuit. Soon after making a name, she joined the Ladies European Tour. Following a successful career as a pro, she transformed herself into one of golf’s most respected modern storytellers. And now, as LIV Golf gears up for its expanded 2026 schedule, Zuël steps into a new chapter. This time, not on the fairways with a club, but behind the microphone.

Joining the Saudi Arabian Public Investment Fund (PIF) sponsored league, the English golfer stated, “My passions: golf, technology, creativity, and forward thinking are all reflected in this role. Joining LIV Golf will enable me to draw on my experience as a commentator and former player, whilst contributing to the wider mission of expanding awareness and driving positive global change within the game.”

Her decade-long run with Sky Sports and GolfTV already makes her the voice golf enthusiasts trust and run to for context and clarity every time the sport gets clouded by complexity. LIV has indeed struggled to hold back its audience last season. And this comes as a renewed push to win back those eyes.

Joining hands with LIV Golf, the new broadcaster also added, “Challenge has always guided my career, and I’m drawn to environments that encourage curiosity, innovation, and a genuine sense of purpose. LIV Golf is at the forefront of redefining how the sport is experienced, powered by elite athletes and leaders who embrace meaningful progress – a vision that strongly resonates with me.” The league has indeed been fighting against streaming and broadcasting issues in the last season.

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How LIV Golf struggled with early broadcast chaos during the season’s early weeks

As the LIV kick-started their journey back in February 2025, there was an air of anticipation around the tournament. As the event made so much noise, the hype was skyrocketing. Quite expectedly, the fans from all around wanted to bear witness to the most exciting series of golf. Unfortunately, while the organizers expected smooth sailing, a massive backlash broke out owing to its struggles with the livestreaming. Mostly, people outside of the USA faced the issue, as a lot of fans were deprived of watching the Saudi-backed league get going.

For example, the fans in the UK slammed the tournament for highlighting their media rights with FOX ahead of the start of the event. Unfortunately, while it was a massive deal, the broadcast was only available to the fans within the US. But for the others, the only way to catch all the live action was through the app. And guess what? The app glitched big time. 

Moreover, the British fans had more complaints coming in. Previously, the fans could stream the action live via the official YouTube channel. Unfortunately, after the release of the app, the YouTube streaming was scrapped. Surely, this angered a lot of fans, and they immediately called for the action to be shifted back to YouTube. Thus, with the organization dealing with some significant struggles, fans are now eager to see how things will be sorted in the coming days.