How to Watch 2025 LIV Golf Mexico City? TV Schedule, Streaming & More Explored

Is golf set to go loud in Mexico? From April 25 to 27, 2025, the LIV Golf League will debut at the renowned Club de Golf Chapultepec, electrifying Mexico City. In an exciting matchup, local favorites Carlos Ortiz and Abraham Ancer will face off against international stars Jon Rahm and Bryson DeChambeau. I mean, imagine a golf fever sweeping across the country, with kids in neighborhoods trading soccer balls for golf balls and hitting the local range just as much as they’d hit the football field. The event could spark a youth movement that shifts the very fabric of how the sport is viewed in the region.

With a height of more than 7,800 feet, this Mexican course presents players with thinner air, which could result in a 12% increase in driving distance. Here’s how to watch all the action as supporters anxiously await this crucial competition.

How to Watch LIV Golf Mexico 2025

The atmosphere will be electric, mixing the beats of local musicians with the cheers of golf fans. Think of a mariachi band at the 18th hole and fans dressed in bright colors. There are several ways for viewers who want to see every moment of LIV Golf Mexico 2025. FOX Sports is solely responsible for broadcasting in the US. The coverage starts on Friday, April 25, at 3:00 PM ET for Round One on the FOX Sports App and at 5:00 PM ET on FS2. On Saturday, April 26, Round Two will begin airing on the FOX Sports App at 2:00 PM ET and continue on FS1 at 5:00 PM ET. FS1 will broadcast live coverage of the last round on Sunday, April 27, at 2:00 PM ET.

International viewers have a wide range of options to choose from. The competition will air on Azteca and Salinas TV in Mexico. While viewers in Australia may watch on the Seven Network, those in the UK can tune in on ITV. Coupang in Korea, Movistar+ in Spain and Andorra, Enjoy in South America, SuperSport in Sub-Saharan Africa, and Saudi Sports Company in the Middle East and North Africa are additional regional partners.

LIV Golf is reinventing how we experience the sport. While traditional broadcasts can feel slow and static, LIV brings the action to life with cutting-edge tech that puts fans right in the middle of the game. The event pumps up the broadcast with real-time stats, shot tracers, and hole maps, all layered over the screen. From launch angle to spin rate, fans get the full story behind every swing – no decoder ring required. Then, forget fixed towers – LIV uses drones and 360-degree cams to follow shots mid-air and give cinematic, video game–style views. Here, you’re not just watching golf, you’re riding the shot.

Additionally, the LIV Golf+ app offers extensive coverage for those seeking a more engaging experience. With features like “Any Shot Any Time,” real-time statistics, and highlight reels, it is accessible on iOS, Android, and smart TVs. Subscriptions cost $8.99 per event or $59.99 annually. This ensures that spectators from around the world can watch the competition from the comfort of their own homes or on the go. But the buzz doesn’t stop in Mexico—this is just one chapter in a global saga of golf, rivalry, and riches.

From Mexico to Milan: A major on the line and notable personalities

There’s more to the excitement as the golf world looks to Mexico City. With tournaments in Asia, Australia, Europe, and the US, the LIV Golf League’s 14-tournament global schedule is still ongoing. The tour continues after Mexico, stopping in Korea, Washington, D.C., Dallas, Andalucía, the UK, Chicago, and Indianapolis before ending in Michigan with the Team Championship.

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This week represents a pivotal point in the ongoing competition between the PGA Tour and LIV Golf. The news is still dominated by elite athletes like Scottie Scheffler, who recently won the FedEx Cup and the gold medal at the 2024 Summer Olympics in Paris. In the meantime, the event is also brewing the international vs local rivalry, aiming to attract golf fans from around the world with its all-star lineup against Mexican stars. Let’s take a look.

As of 2024, Jon Rahm averaged approximately 312.9 yards (driving distance) on the PGA Tour. In LIV Golf, his average is reported at 314.0 yards. While these figures are impressive, they don’t place him among the absolute longest hitters like Bryson DeChambeau, who leads LIV with an average of 323.5 yards. Five-time major champ and team leader for Smash GC, Brooks Koepka, is also on the starry list.

On the other hand, converting birdies like clockwork, Carlos Ortiz is bringing the heat for Mexico. The Guadalajara native and former Olympian has been lighting up LIV Golf with his bold, aggressive style and icy clutch putting. In 2024, he’s been a fairway-finding machine, ranking as one of LIV’s most accurate drivers. Then, Abraham Ancer, a.k.a. “El Turco,” is a master of precision and thrives when the pressure’s on. Known for dissecting tough tracks with surgical accuracy, Ancer led the field in greens-in-regulation in three LIV events this season and captured the 2024 LIV Hong Kong title with a flawless round. Add his 2023 Saudi International win, and it’s clear: Ancer is built for the big stage.

So, it’s no longer just about hitting the ball—it’s about national pride, team spirit, and personal rivalries. More than just a game, the LIV Golf Mexico 2025 tournament is a spectacle, featuring intense competition, enormous stakes, and a global platform. Whether you’re watching from Mexico City’s stands or watching from around the globe, this event will set the tone for the remainder of the season.

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