How to watch LIV Golf Dallas 2025: Schedule, start time, TV channels, tee times, streaming
The ninth event of the LIV Golf 2025 season tees off on Friday, June 27th and is played until Sunday, June 29th, 2025.
LIV Golf Dallas will be played at the Maridoe Golf Club in Carrolton, Texas.
The LIV Golf Dallas tournament will be broadcast on FS1, FOX, FBN, and the FOX Sports App. Here's how you can watch each round:
The LIV Golf Dallas tournament will be available for streaming on the FOX Sports App or FOXSports.com.
Bryson DeChambeau returns to Dallas to seek his first-ever win on home soil. Joaquin Niemann will also look to win a fourth tournament in five events, fresh off a win in Virginia.
Check out our guide on how to watch all LIV Golf events.
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