Pat Perez joined LIV Golf right after it launched in 2022 but has not found much success on the Saudi-backed circuit. He finished the 2024 season ranked 48th in the individual standings, barely out of the relegation zone,

Pat Perez is comfortable in front of a camera and holding a microphone, and now it's going to be his full-time gig for LIV Golf.

Pat Perez has been handed a new role for the upcoming LIV Golf season, after the 44-year-old was dropped by Dustin Johnson and the 4Aces earlier in the off-season

Pat Perez is joining the LIV Golf broadcast team as an on-course analyst this season. Perez, 48, previously competed in the league as a member of captain Dustin Johnson's 4Aces GC. He finished 48th in the LIV individual standings in 2024 and was replaced by Thomas Pieters for the upcoming season.

While maybe not the complete answer, Pat Perez, a former 4Aces, may be part of the solution. After three seasons playing in the LIV Golf League, the 48-year-old Perez lost his playing privileges but will still be part of LIV as a part of the broadcast team during the 2025 season.

Dustin Johnson's 4Aces LIV Golf team have announced the departure of a former Ryder Cup star as Pat Perez's time with the LIV Golf team comes to an end

Pat Perez is trading his clubs for a microphone. Following three seasons as a member of LIV Golf’s 4Aces, the 48-year-old is joining the circuit’s broadcast team as an on-course analyst. Perez will also do pre-and-post-round coverage.

Pat Perez, a founding member of LIV Golf's 4 Aces GC, is transitioning from playing to broadcasting in 2025. Perez will become an on-course analyst for the FOX

Pat Perez said he “won the lottery” when he left the PGA Tour to join LIV Golf in 2022. His days of playing on the lucrative breakaway league appear to be over just three years on, but Perez will still have a big presence inside the ropes during tournament weeks.

Pat Perez’s run with the 4Aces is coming to an end, but a new gig within LIV Golf is just beginning. The league announced on Monday that the longtime tour pro is trading in his clubs for a microphone.