First round of tickets released as LIV Golf returns to Adelaide in February 2026

The dates for LIV Golf Adelaide 2026 have been announced, marking the tournament’s fourth return to SA – and it’s anticipated to be the largest event yet.

Tickets sales are expected to increase from previous years, with fans able to purchase limited three-day grounds passes and Club 54. Picture: Jon Ferrey

LIV Golf Adelaide is set to return early next year, with official dates locked in for the event which is expected to be the biggest yet as the first group of tickets was released on Tuesday.

Tickets sales are expected to increase from previous years, with fans now able to purchase limited three-day grounds passes and Club 54.

Hosted by the Grange Golf Club for the past three years, the event has contributed more than $217m to South Australia’s economy, with the 2025 event generating a record $81.4m, up 14 per cent on the previous year.

Next year, from February 13-15, the golf course is expected to see more than 100,000 fans flocking through the gates to watch some of the biggest names in golfing.

LIV Golf Chief Marketing Officer, Adam Harter said the tournament was the “blueprint for golf’s next era”.

“It’s more than a tournament, it’s a global celebration where competition, culture, and community collide,” he said.

“We’ve proven that when you make golf more accessible, you unlock new fans, new markets, and unforgettable moments.

“South Australia has embraced our bold vision, and together we’ve created a summer icon that’s redefining the future of the sport (and) we have no doubt that 2026 will be even bigger.”

Tipped as the blueprint for golf’s next era, the event will see 13 teams compete over three days. Picture: Chris Trotman

The event will see 13 teams compete over three days, including the only all-Australian squad, Ripper GC.

Captain, Cam Smith said LIV Golf Adelaide was the biggest event on the calendar for his team.

“Adelaide has been our pinnacle event with LIV Golf for the past few years, and it’s always special going home and having our Aussie crowd behind us – they’ve been great to us,” he said.

“The event keeps getting better every year and we are so excited to know we’ll be coming back for many years to come.

“We can’t wait for this year’s event in Adelaide, which I’m sure next year will be even bigger.”

Originally published as First round of tickets released as LIV Golf returns to Adelaide in February 2026