LIV Golf has reportedly secured a television broadcast deal heading into its second season.
Analyst David Feherty was hosting his comedy show at the Kravis Center in West Palm Beach, Florida, last week when he leaked to the audience that LIV is close to finalizing a broadcast partnership with The CW. According to A.J. Perez of Front Office Sports, the multi-year deal is expected to be announced in the coming days.
LIV will continue to stream events on YouTube and DAZN as it did in its inaugural season last year, but events will also be shown on The CW. The Saudi-backed league has also continued to have negotiations about a separate streaming deal.
The CW is the fifth-largest broadcast network in the U.S. LIV had talks with a bigger network last year, but there were some conflicting reports about what that potential deal would entail.
One major streaming service reportedly turned LIV down for being “too toxic.”
LIV’s second season will begin on Feb. 24 with its first tournament in Mexico.
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