<body><div><figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=1NBpvb_0wM800Ym00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=1NBpvb_0wM800Ym00" width="590" height="367" ><figcaption>Greg Norman is shaking things up (Image: Getty Images)</figcaption></figure>Greg Norman's LIV Golf has stirred the pot with news that its Promotions event will only offer one spot on their 2025 roster to qualifiers. This is a significant change from last year's event, which promised the top three finishers a place to compete.Bunkered reports that the Saudi-backed league is set to reveal more details about the Q-School event, scheduled for December in Riyadh. In 2023, Kalle Samooja, Jinichiro Kozuma, and Kieran Vincent were all awarded golden tickets after qualifying.However, this time around, hopefuls have seen their chances limited by LIV organizers. Two of those players - Samooja and Vincent - were eventually relegated and now must find somewhere else to play.Vincent finished above only Hudson Swafford, Anthony Kim, and Ben Campbell in the standings, while Swafford - who has since been dropped - is unable to return to the PGA Tour. Samooja finished 49th overall and was one of six players to finish in the relegation zone.Two-time Masters champion Bubba Watson was one of those to finish in the bottom six, but the American is exempt from relegation as he is a team captain. LIV is also considering adding a 14th team to the league, following Jon Rahm's creation of his own team, Legion XIII, when he signed his big-money deal with LIV in 2023.<figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=0nidxa_0wM800Ym00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=0nidxa_0wM800Ym00" width="590" height="393" ><figcaption>LIV Golf has a promotion and relegation system (Image: Getty Images)</figcaption></figure>LIV Golf commissioner Greg Norman excitedly announced new opportunities within the league, stating: "Those who have competed in the LIV Golf League consistently share similar feedback: the energy, camaraderie, and global competition have created a once-in-a-lifetime experience for players to pursue their dreams at the highest level."LIV Golf Promotions delivers another pathway for up-and-coming players and top competitors across the globe to experience a life-changing season with LIV, and we're eager to see who steps up this year in Riyadh."Don't miss... Phil Mickelson 'confronted Masters rival in locker room' after outfit complaint [LATEST] Eric Trump's three-word reaction to Turnberry's $1.3K green fee [LATEST] LIV Golf announces major change for 2025 as door opened for PGA Tour players [LATEST] With a change of setting, this year's Promotions event moves from Abu Dhabi Golf Club in the United Arab Emirates to Riyadh Golf Club in Saudi Arabia. Despite this switch, the format remains untouched, with a 72-hole qualifier spread over three days, beginning December 12, concluding with two final rounds on Sunday, December 14.The competition has been divided into categories, with Category A drawing heavily from among the leading amateurs worldwide, including 2023 Walker Cup Team members and 2024 Palmer Cup counterparts, not to mention winners and runners-up at significant amateur competitions. Furthermore, the top talents from professional tours like Japan Golf Tour, KPGA Korean Tour, Sunshine Tour, and PGA Tour of Australasia are set to participate, granting some of them exemptions until the second round.Then there's Category B, which allows players to join the fray one round later on the competition's second day.</div></body>

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Greg Norman's LIV Golf has stirred the pot with news that its Promotions event will only offer one spot on their 2025 roster to qualifiers. This is a significant change from last year's event, which promised the top three finishers a place to compete. Bunkered reports that the Saudi-backed league...