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Golf-LIV Golf looks for big finish with quality team finale

MIAMI : LIV Golf has come in for plenty of criticism including a lack of competition but there will be no shortage of quality when the Saudi-backed venture concludes a controversial first season on Sunday when a team champion is crowned and a $50 million purse paid out.

While the four teams collecting semi-final wins on Saturday sound as if they were lifted from video games, the names of many of the players will be familiar to golf fans around the world, particularly the captains - major winners all.

Four Aces leader, ex-world number one Dustin Johnson; Smash GC captain, four-time major winner Brooks Koepka; Stinger leader, 2010 Open champion Louis Oosthuizen; and Open champion Cameron Smith, leader of Punch GC, will be headliners at Trump National Doral as their teams chase the $16 million winners' prize.

The format for the final round will have all 16 players compete in twosomes with the scores of every golfer counting towards each team's total.

Johnson, already sitting atop the LIV money list with $13.6 million from seven events, is sure to add to that haul after leading his team to a 2-1 semi-final win over the Cleeks.

Even if the 4 Aces finish runners-up, Johnson and team mates Patrick Reed, Talor Gooch and Pat Perez would split $8 million, which is more than the entire $6.5 million purse on offer at this week's PGA Tour stop at the Bermuda Championship.

But despite a record purse, Johnson, who was paid a reported $150 million to leave the PGA Tour and sign on with LIV Golf, insisted it was not about the money.

"For us, it’s all about the competition," he said following his 5&3 win over 19-year-old Jordanian Shergo Al Kurdi, a late call up for injured Cleek captain Martin Kaymer.

"We want to win the first championship in

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