LIV Golf signings and teams 2026: Which players have joined?

LIV Golf have confirmed their first player signing for the 2026 season. 

Three-time DP World Tour winner and former PGA Tour member Victor Perez joined the PIF-backed league on 18 November. 

Perez, who also represented France at the 2024 Olympic Games in Paris, has linked up with the Cleeks quartet. 

The team is captained by Martin Kaymer - a two-time major winner and former European Ryder Cup star. 

Poland's Adrian Meronk and England's Richard Bland will be Perez's new teammates. 

The switch for Perez means there are now only four teams that need full-time replacements for the golfers that were relegated last season. 

The HyFlyers, Majesticks, Iron Heads and Torque need replacements for Andy Ogletree, Henrik Stenson, Yubin Zang and Mito Pereira. 

It has been reported that former Open champion Stenson, 49, will attempt to return to the DP World Tour next term after settling fines of more than $1m with Europe's top circuit. 

But according to Telegraph Sport, Stenson will be prevented from competing in the top events because of a bizarre rule change. 

"Stenson can play but now on our terms," a source told the paper. 

"It should be remembered that he let us down and embarrassed us when we needed him and after he had signed the contract to be captain in 2022."

Aside from the full-time replacements for the relegated players, LIV will have new additions elsewhere. 

The leading two players in the International Series will be exempt in the league in 2026. LIV's Promotions event, held next January in the United States, will also graduate new players. 

Which players have been linked with a move to LIV Golf?

It comes as no surprise that several PGA Tour members and DP World Tour stars have been linked with a big-money move to LIV. 

Tony Finau, Jason Day, Viktor Hovland, Tom Kim, Wyndham Clark and Hideki Matsuyama have all been the subject of intense speculation in the past. 

Finau reportedly agreed terms with LIV last season, only to change his mind at the last minute. 

The American has repeatedly denied he was close to leaving the PGA Tour, describing the rumours as "untrue" and made up by "random people". 

Clark confirmed last February he had turned down an offer.

"I don't know what the future holds with my career and what the PGA Tour and LIV is going to do," Clark previously said.  

"But at least for this season I am 100 per cent set on the PGA Tour and I want to try to get to as high in the world as I possibly can."

GolfMagic has listed all of the LIV Golf teams for the 2026 season below. 

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LIV Golf players and LIV Golf teams 2026

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