Brooks Koepka names the best course on the LIV tour which he’s really excited to play again in 2025

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After four long months, the 2025 LIV Golf season is underway as the innovative night golf event starts at Riyadh Golf Club in Saudi Arabia.

With YouTube sensation Rick Shiels now on board and former DP World Tour youngster Tom McKibbin now signed to Legion XIII, LIV CEO Scott O’Neil will be optimistic about what’s to come over the next eight months.

The floodlit season-opener in Riyadh will no doubt garner attention, and with the Adelaide and Singapore events to come, it could be an intriguing couple of months for the PIF-backed golf league.

Sentosa Golf Club, on the southernmost point of Continental Asia, will host the Singapore stop, which is a tournament Brooks Koepka is particularly looking forward to.

What Brooks Koepka has said about LIV Golf Singapore

Koepka won the 2024 LIV Golf Singapore renewal, and the five-time major winner has claimed the course at Sentosa is the best out of the 14 LIV venues.

“I am excited to go back to Singapore. Obviously, I’ve had good results. Honestly, it’s just a cool country. The golf course is great. Honestly I think it’s the best course we play. Sentosa is pretty cool,” Koepka told Rick Shiels in his latest YouTube video.

“You’ve got five holes on the water there. You can see the port and everything. There’s a par-five that runs down the right side. It’s a little bit of a risk-reward and a good finish coming down those five holes. You’ve really got to hit some tee shots. You’ve really got to place your ball and be a good ball striker there.”

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When is LIV Golf Singapore?

LIV Golf Singapore will take place in mid-March. It is the second-to-last LIV Golf event before the Masters Tournament at Augusta National.

After this week’s event at Riyadh Golf Club, the league will travel to The Grange Golf Club in Adelaide, which has proven to be one of the most popular stops on the schedule.

Then, back-to-back events will take place in Hong Kong and Singapore before Trump National Doral in Florida hosts the Miami stop.

Club de Golf Chapultepec in Mexico will host the first LIV event after the Masters Tournament. Then, the Jack Nicklaus Golf Course in South Korea will take centre stage for the final LIV event before the PGA Championship.