Sergio Garcia Signs 'Multi-Year' Extension With LIV Golf And Confirms Abraham Ancer Replacement

The Spaniard has renewed his LIV Golf contract after joining the league back in 2022

Sergio Garcia puts his sunglasses on his cap during the Open de Espana
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Sergio Garcia has signed a "multi-year" extension with LIV Golf, it has been confirmed.

The Spanish legend has been with LIV since its inception in 2022 and will remain on the Saudi-backed circuit following his contract renewal, which comes after he did not renew his DP World Tour membership for 2026.

"Returning to Fireballs GC and LIV Golf reinforces everything we are building,” Garcia said.

“With David [Puig] and Josele [Ballester] playing well in 2025 and Luis joining the team for 2026, our identity and competitive edge are stronger than ever, rooted in pride, purpose, and our collective emotional connection to the game of golf.

"LIV Golf continues to set the pace globally, and I’m committed to leading this group as we push forward and keep raising the standard.”

Sergio Garcia holds up the LIV Golf Hong Kong trophy after winning in 2025

Garcia has won two LIV Golf titles, in Spain 2024 and in Hong Kong earlier this season

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Garcia finished 9th in the LIV Golf standings in 2025 after winning his second title in Hong Kong.

The Fireballs finished third in the regular-season standings after winning three tournaments in a row in Adelaide, Hong Kong and then Singapore.

Masaveu, 23, played eight times in LIV Golf last year, including in the Fireballs' three consecutive wins. He finished the year on the HotelPlanner Tour, where he managed two top-11s to finish 84th on the Road to Mallorca rankings.

It's another big contract renewal for the league, after Lee Westwood and Ian Poulter renewed their deals earlier this week.

Elliott Heath
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Elliott Heath is our News Editor and has been with Golf Monthly since early 2016 after graduating with a degree in Sports Journalism. He covered the 2022 and 2025 Masters from Augusta National and was there by the 18th green to watch Rory McIlroy complete the career grand slam. He has also covered five Open Championships on-site including the 150th at St Andrews.

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