At the LIV Golf Promotions in Florida, several German-speaking pros compete for three spots in the 2026 LIV Golf League.
From January 8 to 11, the stakes are high in Lecanto, Florida. The LIV Golf Promotions bring together nearly 90 players from 24 countries, all aiming for one of three wild-card spots in the LIV Golf League 2026. The path leads through four rounds of stroke play, with a new cut each day and fresh chances daily. Those who make it to the weekend compete for a total purse of 1.5 million US dollars and a place in the global LIV Golf circuit. In the end, three spots for the LIV Golf League 2026 await, including guaranteed starts at all 13 events. Ten more players secure starting rights for the International Series.
LIV Golf Opens the Door – Who Will Seize the Opportunity?
The field includes tour winners, former LIV players, and newcomers, all highly competitive. For some, it’s about a comeback; for others, the first big breakthrough. Among them, five German-speaking participants see this event as a real opportunity and possibly the start of a new chapter.
Key German-speaking Contenders and International Field Highlights
For Max Kieffer, this might be the most important appearance since his 2022 DP World Tour win. After 13 years on the European top tier, his tour card is gone, and the 2025 season was challenging. Now, at LIV Golf, the experienced Düsseldorf native is determined: “We’re not done yet,” he recently stated. Florida will show how far his comeback path leads.
Dominic Foos made a mark in 2025 with a win on the Asian Tour and aims higher now. For 28-year-old Foos, entering the LIV Golf League would be a jump both sportingly and in terms of exposure. Similarly, Nick Bachem faced injuries and setbacks in 2025 but is known for resilience. Matthias Schwab also seeks a new path after missing the Tour School final round. Maximilian Rottluff, who qualified last year through the same tournament for the Asian Tour’s International Series, brings a unique perspective to the promotions.
The international field includes notable names like Ryder Cup participant Chris Wood (England), five-time DP World Tour winner Alex Levy (France), and Miguel Tabuena (Philippines), a 2025 International Series top-three finisher. Former LIV players like Anthony Kim, Matt Jones, and Ben Campbell also use the promotions series to qualify for the