LIV Golf has secured its foothold in Australia, with Adelaide retaining hosting rights for its tournament until 2031, despite increasing speculation of a reunification of the PGA and LIV tours and what that could mean for the sport’s landscape. Sunday’s announcement signals LIV’s ambitions to remain a prominent player in world golf despite increasing efforts to reunify the PGA and LIV Golf tours, which included PGA Tour Commissioner Jay Monahan meeting with President Donald Trump last week. “There’s no place we’d rather be than right here in Adelaide,” new LIV Golf CEO Scott O’Neil said ahead of Sunday’s final round at The Grange Golf Club — the most successful stop in the fledgling golf league’s short history.