Trump National Doral Golf Course – LIV Golf’s fifth venue is decked. The Saudi-backed league will be returning to Miami for the fourth consecutive year. The 54-player field will be vying for a staggering purse of $20 million, including $5 million for its team winners. So, what happened last year?

“Yeah, man, that was a long day. This is a tough golf course. But I think getting paired up with Louis helped me a lot, kind of kept me calm,” said Dean Burmester after winning the playoff against Sergio Garcia, the captain of Fireballs GC. With everything on the line, Garcia’s approach splashed into the water, stunning the crowd! Then, Burmester found the green, two-putted for par, and sealed the LIV Golf Miami victory. Will we get to see the same excitement? Likely. But how, you ask? Well, we have an answer for you!

Let’s take a complete viewing guide for the upcoming LIV Golf Miami. If you can’t make it to the greens to watch in person, you can rely on the FOX Sports app and FOX Sports. The first round will tee off at 12:15 p.m. (ET), and the FOX Sports app will air it live from 12 pm to 2 p.m. (ET). The channel will follow from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. (ET). However, if you’d rather livestream it, then you can do so with Fubo.

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Like the first round, you have various options for the second. The game will tee off at 11:15 a.m. (ET) and FOX Sports app and FS1 will stream the April 5th round with the former taking the lead from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. (ET). FS1 will follow it from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. (ET). For live-streaming, you can always rely on Fubo.

Lastly, the third round is just as straightforward. The final round will tee off at 12:05 pm (ET) with the FOX Sports app taking the airing lead from 11 am to 2 pm (ET). Similarly, the FOX Sports app will follow its lead from 2 pm to 5 pm (ET). Once again, if you’d like to stream it, you can do so with Fubo. Now that you know how to catch the LIV Golf Miami stars in action all the while sitting comfortably on your couches, let’s see which golfers you can keep your eyes on. Trust us, the Miami roster is something to look forward to.

Star golfers to watch out for at the 2025 LIV Golf Miami

Miami is up for some mojito-fueled energy and a strong leaderboard at the Blue Monster one more time. The defending champion, Dean Burmester, is doing well this season. In his 7 appearances in 2025, Burmester missed only one cut at the Hero Dubai Desert Classic. His top finishes were at LIV Golf Hong Kong (2) followed by LIV Golf Riyadh (T4). Additionally, he is ranked fifth in the LIV Golf standings. If his last year’s performance is anything to go by, he will likely give Sergio Garcia another tough competition.

If Dean Burmester is doing well, Garcia is not behind. Having registered a win in Hong Kong, he is currently third in the LIV Golf standings. Additionally, he has led his team, Fireballs GC, to three consecutive victories this season. So, why is he the one to look forward to? Well, the playoff result at last year’s Miami event must have left a bitter taste in his mouth. And he is likely to fix his bogey mistakes this time. And he is not alone.

Another strong player is Phil Mickelson. Mickelson finished 47 at last year’s Miami event, but he is looking good this season. In his three starts, the golfer made his best finish in Hong Kong (3). His next best finish? It came in Singapore with T19. Jon Rahm is doing just as well this season. Although he missed the cut at the Hero Dubai Desert Classic, he brought his best game forward in Adelaide (5). He followed it with strong performances in Hong Kong (T6) and Singapore (T5). A strong player to watch out for? Definitely! Who else?

We also have Charl Schwartzel, Bubba Watson, Bryson DeChambeau, and Brooks Koepka in the field. Koepka had a rough LIV Golf Miami 2024. Struggling after a strong start and finishing T-45, he had bounced back later! Who will you tune in for? Let us know!