After a three-week break, LIV Golf heads to South Korea this week for the eighth tournament on this year’s schedule.Bryson DeChambeau defends the title he won at the Jack Nicklaus Golf Club in Incheon 12 months ago, but the test the players face at the Asiad Country Club in Busan is set to be a different examination, with the emphasis on accuracy rather than brute force.Spain’s Jon Rahm is hot favourite, having finished in the top two in seven of his last nine appearances on the breakaway circuit, as well in a runner-up spot in the recent US PGA Championship.talkSPORT BET – Bet £10 and get £30 in free bets – CLAIM HERE*LIV Golf Korea betting tipsSergio Garcia each-way @ 35/1Dean Burmester each-way @ 14/1Matthew Wolff each-way @ 40/1Garcia can plot his way around AsiadThis is the second visit LIV golf has paid to Korea and a first visit to the Asiad Country Club, which looks like a track where course management will be key.So, while big-hitters may not enjoy a huge advantage, those who can plot their way through the demands of the track could come out on top.That would give Sergio Garcia a live chance of going one better than he did at the last gathering in Virginia, when he was the closest challenger to Australian winner Lucas Herbert.Garcia has regularly demonstrated his tactical nous at one of the other LIV Golf courses that is a test of accuracy, Valderrama in Spain, where he won the first of his two titles on the breakaway circuit as well as three Andalucia Masters titles on the DP World Tour.His last performance should have lifted his spirits and this looks the ideal test at the perfect time.Burmester is knocking on the doorWhile Dean Burmester is celebrated for his length off the tee, there has been enough of an improvement in his approach play to suggest he can be a big threat this week.The South African will probably feel he has some unfinished business on his return to South Korea as he would have finished a lot higher than 13th at the Jack Nicklaus Golf Club last year had he not carded a closing 74.He has not finished lower than 15th in his last six LIV events and those performances have included a seventh in Hong Kong and tenth at another fiddly track in Singapore, so he could push himself into contention.Far-East form is a boost for WolffAnother player who has enjoyed strong results in the Far East is Matthew Wolff, who could go well at a decent price this week.He was fifth in Hong Kong and will have been disappointed with eighth in Singapore after a third-round 74 left him out of the running.Wolff displayed plenty of fighting spirit with a closing 66 and he has also posted a fifth-place finish in Mexico City since and there is potential for him to finish even further up the leaderboard.talkSPORT BET – Bet £10 and get £30 in free bets – CLAIM HERE**18+ New customers only. Opt in & bet £10+ via mobile on any sports at 2.00+ odds within 7 days. No Cash out. Get 4x £5 Free Bets on selected markets. Free bets expire in 7 days. T&Cs apply, see below. GambleAware.org | Please gamble responsibly.Remember to gamble responsiblyA responsible gambler is someone who:Establishes time and monetary limits before playingOnly gambles with money they can afford to loseNever chase their lossesDoesn’t gamble if they’re upset, angry or depressedGamCare – www.gamcare.org.ukGamble Aware – www.begambleaware.orgFor help with a gambling problem, call the National Gambling Helpline on 0808 8020 133 or go to www.gamstop.co.uk to be excluded from all UK-regulated gambling websites.Commercial content notice: Taking one of the bookmaker offers featured in this article may result in a payment to talkSPORT. 18+. T&Cs apply. gambleaware.org