Many of the world's top golfers will return to The Grange Golf Club for the second instalment of the event - Australia's only LIV Golf tournament - to be held from 26-28 April.
But it won't just be golf on show - visitors will also be treated to performances from three iconic Australian music acts.
Tones and I, who recently became the first female artist to reach 3 billion streams on Spotify with one song, will bring her iconic pop music to the stage on the Friday, DJ sensation FISHER will return on Saturday evening, and electric duo Flight Facilities will close the event on Sunday.
"I'm pumped to get back to Radelaide to be a part of the LIV Golf Adelaide 2024 festivities at the Grange Golf Club," Tones and I said.
New premium VIP viewing packages for all three music performances across the weekend have been released, starting at $180 a ticket, or $119 as an add-on to an existing LIV Golf ticket.
LIV Golf SVP of Ticketing and Hospitality Troy Tutt said demand for the event was "through the roof".
“... We are pleased to introduce a new VIP ticket available for all three performances at The Grange to deliver an upgraded, more enhanced experience for golf and music fans alike," Mr Tutt said.
“We look forward to welcoming local, interstate and international patrons to marvel at the beauty of South Australia with the unmissable experience of LIV Golf Adelaide set to be bigger and better in its second year.”
The inaugural LIV Golf Adelaide event held in 2023 contributed $65 million to South Australia’s economy, with 77,076 attendees across the three-days and more than 40 per cent of those were from out-of-state.
The tournament, named World’s Best Golf Event of the Year 2023 at the World Golf Awards, went viral after fans celebrated Chase Koepka’s hole-in-one at the 12th hole – known as the Watering Hole – with a flurry of wild cheers and launched beers.
One of 14 LIV Golf tournaments held globally in the 2023 season, the Adelaide tournament featured some of the world’s best talent, including Australian Cameron Smith and Americans Brooks Koepka, Bryson DeChambeau, Dustin Johnson and Phil Mickelson.
LIV Golf Commissioner and Chief Executive Officer Greg Norman said the success of the 2023 event showed that audiences had embraced the more relaxed format, which he said had breathed new life into the sport.
“It was the highlight tournament of our league’s first official season and a historic demonstration of competition, entertainment and fanfare that golf fans deserve,” Norman said.
“South Australia knows how to put on a show, and we look forward to seeing The Grange Golf Club set yet another elevated benchmark for the league as we raise the bar even higher in 2024.”
The South Australian Government has secured the rights to host LIV Golf tournaments in Adelaide for the next three years.
Ground passes are still available for Friday 26 April and Sunday 28 April, starting at $70, and a limited number of hospitality tickets remain available. For all tickets go to livgolf.com
