LIV Golf aiming to revolutionize the sport with groundbreaking debut

It will look similar to "The Match" series, which typically takes place in primetime under the lights. It's just as easy for viewers to see the ball and for the broadcast to show shot tracers. The only obstacles are the money and manpower needed to light up an 18-hole golf course in the darkness, but LIV has no shortage. 

This will be much different than LIV's previous stops in Saudi Arabia. Before this year, LIV Golf tournaments in Saudi Arabia occurred while most Americans slept. So, why is LIV now committing more money and resources to ensure golf fans in the U.S. can watch overseas tournaments? Well, that's an easy one.

Earlier this month, LIV Golf announced a multiyear media rights agreement with FOX Sports that will deliver live coverage of tournaments to viewers in the United States. This is LIV's first major television deal, so it can't afford to bomb its debut by playing when most American golf fans are fast asleep. 

This was really the only choice LIV had, but it could pave the way for the future of professional golf.