The event will take place from 22-25 April 2027 and once again be hosted at The Club at Steyn City as it builds on the more than 100,000 fans welcomed to this week's debut event, marking the highest attended professional golf event in South African history.

The announcement was made ahead of Sunday morning's final round during a press conference with South Africa Minister of Sport, Art and Culture Gayton McKenzie, LIV Golf CEO Scott O'Neil, Southern Guards GC General Manager Richard Glover representing the South African home team, and Steyn City Properties CEO, Steven Louw.

LIV Golf South Africa has quickly established itself as a flagship event on the LIV Golf calendar, with capacity crowds taking in the event's first three days at Steyn City. The world-class competition and entertainment continues today with a marquee leaderboard and headline concert acts including GoldFish for the fourth day of globally-acclaimed entertainment.

"Our return to South Africa in 2027 is a proud moment for LIV Golf,"said LIV Golf CEO Scott O'Neil.

"The success of this week's inaugural event reaffirmed what we've long known - South Africa is home to a vibrant golf culture, worldclass talent, and fans whose passion elevates the game. I want to thank Minister¯McKenzie,¯Southern Guards GC, Steyn City, and all our partners who brought this vision to life. LIV Golf South Africa has quickly established itself as a marquee event on our global schedule, delivering real economic impact and¯meaningful¯community engagement. The market has embraced LIV Golf with undeniable passion and will be a cornerstone for us for years to come."

Gayton McKenzie, Minister for Sport, Arts and Culture was also on hand for comment on Sunday in Steyn City.

"The success of LIV Golf South Africa this week is a powerful demonstration of what our country can deliver on the global stage," he said.

"Hosting an event of this calibre not only showcases South Africa's world-class sporting infrastructure, but also highlights the strength of our tourism, hospitality, and creative industries. This is about more than golf, it's about economic opportunity, job creation and inspiring the next generation of South African athletes. We are proud to welcome LIV Golf back to Steyn City in 2027 as we continue to position South Africa as a premier destination for international sport and entertainment."

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