Tickets for LIV Golf Adelaide 2026 go on sale this Wednesday from 9am ACST (9.30am AEST) at LIVGolf.com, with single-day grounds passes and hospitality packages expected to sell quickly.
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The event returns to The Grange Golf Club from February 13–15, with several new and expanded fan experiences on offer:
- Ripper Point (14th tee): Technology-driven insight into shot selection and strategy, plus real-time stats at the Barossa facility on the 14th green.
- Club 54 (18th hole): A revamped double-decker hospitality space with all-inclusive food and drinks overlooking the tournament’s dramatic finish.
- Birdie Shack (9th green): New semi-private shaded skyboxes in a lively festival setting.
- The Watering Hole (12th hole): Returning fan-favourite with shaded Cellar Door views, premium hospitality and all-inclusive offerings.
Other popular areas including Shark Shack, Beach Club, The Garden and Garden Skyboxes will also return.
The 2025 edition of LIV Golf Adelaide drew 102,483 fans and generated a record $81.46 million for South Australia’s economy. Since its debut in 2023, the event has contributed more than $217 million to the state.
“We are very excited to have the eyes of international golf on South Australia once again in February and welcoming back more than 100,000 people who made this year’s LIV Golf Adelaide such a huge success,” says South Australian Premier Peter Malinauskas.
LIV Golf Adelaide has twice been voted the World’s Best Golf Event and continues to attract fans from across Australia, with more than 40 percent of last year’s ticket holders travelling from interstate.
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On course, Chile’s Joaquin Niemann of Torque GC will be looking to defend his individual title, while Spain’s Sergio Garcia will be hoping to lead his Fireballs team to another team trophy against a field that will include golf megastars Jon Rahm, Bryson DeChambeau and the all-Aussie Ripper GC line-up spearheaded by 2022 Open champion Cameron Smith.
Off the course, big-name music acts will again headline post-round concerts, with the line-up to be announced in coming months.
Fans are encouraged to purchase quickly with huge demand already across the first ticket release and more than half of ticket sales expected to be bought from outside South Australia.
All tickets and more information on LIV Golf Adelaide 2026 can be accessed at LIVGolf.com.
