For anyone who feels the PGA Tour's traditional, meandering pace is an insult to the very concept of "event," take heart! LIV Golf is about to flood the FOX networks in 2026 with an almost absurdly large amount of golf. Apparently, "nearly 300 hours of live competition" just wasn't enough. Now they're also planning to scatter it across FOX One, regular FOX, FS1, FS2, and, I kid you not, even the shadowy FOX Business Network. Honestly, I wouldn't be surprised if, when the ratings inevitably dip, they start broadcasting from the garden gnome aisle at Home Depot.
This whole golf buffet is going to feature LIV’s trademark shotgun starts. You know, the ones where every single group, regardless of their matching athleisure or their actual swing capability, gets sent out at the same time. It’s designed for maximum efficiency, I suppose, though I shudder to picture the chaos of trying to keep all those players from accidentally wandering onto the wrong fairway. The whole thing wraps up in Michigan, and I'm already bracing myself for the dramatic finale, which will likely be as thrilling as watching paint dry, but on every single FOX channel imaginable.
If you're dedicated enough to watch every second, FOX One will be your main streaming refuge. They'll also throw in the FOX Sports App and FoxSports.com for good measure, so access is, in theory, everywhere. I just hope this doesn't turn us all into screen-juggling zombies, suffering from a kind of split-attention whiplash that makes trying to follow a complicated tax audit feel like a relaxing afternoon.