Day two of LIV Golf Indianapolis delivered everything fans could ask for. Championship-caliber golf, a packed Fan Village, one of the liveliest crowds we’ve seen all summer, and an unforgettable concert by Jason Derulo made Saturday at The Club at Chatham Hills another incredible day in Westfield.
As if that wasn’t enough, fans also received exciting news: LIV Golf will officially return to Indiana in 2026.
A Championship Battle Heads Into Sunday
After an unforgettable opening round, all eyes were on Sebastián Muñoz as he looked to build on his historic 59.
Although Saturday presented a few more challenges, Muñoz stayed in contention with a 5-under 67, finishing the day tied for the lead at 16-under alongside Dustin Johnson, who climbed the leaderboard with a steady 8-under 64.
Behind them, the race for the season-long Individual Championship remained just as compelling. Joaquín Niemann and Jon Rahm continued their battle for the title, creating multiple storylines heading into Championship Sunday.
With so much still on the line, Sunday’s final round promised to deliver one of the most exciting finishes of the LIV Golf season.
Jason Derulo Turned Chatham Hills Into a Summer Festival
As the final groups walked off the course, the atmosphere shifted from championship golf to an outdoor concert.
Jason Derulo took the stage and immediately energized the crowd with hit after hit, transforming Chatham Hills into one giant summer party. Fans packed the concert lawn, danced with friends, and sang along throughout the evening, creating another memorable moment during LIV Golf Indianapolis.
One of the things that makes LIV Golf stand out is its ability to combine elite sports with live entertainment, and Saturday was the perfect example of that unique formula.
The Party Hole Was the Place to Be
Throughout the day, one location stood above the rest—the famous Party Hole.
With a live DJ, nonstop music, cheering fans, and stadium-like energy, Hole 11 became one of the most exciting places on the property.
Every birdie was celebrated with loud cheers, while missed opportunities drew playful reactions from the crowd. It felt less like a traditional golf tournament and more like a sporting event mixed with a music festival.
For many fans, this became the highlight of the entire day.
More Than a Golf Tournament
While the competition unfolded on the course, the Fan Village remained just as busy.
Families explored interactive golf games, children tested their swings in the Kids Zone, visitors stopped to meet the popular RangeGoats, and fans enjoyed local food vendors, drinks, merchandise, and plenty of photo opportunities throughout the venue.
It’s this combination of championship golf and interactive entertainment that makes LIV Golf appealing to golfers and non-golfers alike.
Whether you came for the competition or simply to spend a summer afternoon with friends and family, there was something happening around every corner.
LIV Golf Is Returning to Indiana in 2026
Saturday also brought exciting news for Indiana sports fans.
LIV Golf officially announced that it will return to The Club at Chatham Hills from August 21–23, 2026, giving fans another opportunity to experience one of the state’s biggest sporting weekends.
The announcement received a huge reaction from the crowd, especially after two consecutive sold-out days that showcased how much Central Indiana has embraced the event.
Championship Sunday Awaits
With Dustin Johnson searching for his first LIV Golf victory of the season, Sebastián Muñoz trying to complete a career-defining week, and Joaquín Niemann and Jon Rahm still battling for the Individual Championship, all the ingredients were in place for an unforgettable finale.
But after spending another day at Chatham Hills, one thing became clear.
LIV Golf Indianapolis is no longer just another stop on the schedule.
It’s becoming one of Indiana’s signature summer events—bringing together world-class golf, live music, family-friendly entertainment, and an atmosphere unlike any other sporting event in the Midwest.
And if Saturday was any indication, Championship Sunday was set to be something special.
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