With a final-round score of 66, Joaquin Niemann maintained his impressive form and emerged victorious at the LIV Golf tournament in Saudi Arabia.
He finished at 17 under par, four shots ahead of Louis Oosthuizen and Charl Schwartzel. This marks Niemann’s second triumph out of three events this year for LIV Golf; he won Mayakoba to begin the season as well.
His remarkable performance earned him $4 million from a total purse worth $20 million held at Royal Greens Golf & Country Club in Jeddah.
One of the three invitations to next week’s Masters was awarded to Niemann just last week.
Niemann expressed, “The feeling is incredible. This moment holds a significant value for me. Winning always brings joy but I am even more content and proud of my current gameplay as well as how I performed today despite the challenging weather conditions.
Although many competitors achieved low scores, I was aware of that beforehand so winning makes me super ecstatic! Overall, it’s satisfying to know how much progress I have made in my game lately, and now onto the next one.”
One hundred fifty-three thousand, eight hundred thirty-three dollars and thirty-three cents.
Jinichiro Kozuma is at position T-31 with a score of -3/207 and earnings worth $153,833.33.
Peter Uihlein finished T-37, scoring -2/208 and earning a prize of $136,750.
Harold Varner III finished the T-37 at -2/208 and earned a prize money of $136,750.
Thomas Pieters finished T-37 with a score of -2/208 and won $136,750.
Patrick Reed finished T-37 with a score of -2 out of 208, earning $136,750.
Scott Vincent scored a total of one under par, or 209 strokes, and earned $129,750. This performance is designated as T-41.
Andy Ogletree finished T-41 with a score of -1/209 and earned $129,750.
Cameron Smith finished T-41 with a score of -1/209 and earned $129,750.
Marc Leishman finished T-41 with a score of -1/209, earning $129,750.
Martin Kaymer scored even par to finish at 210 and was awarded a prize money of $125,000.
Bubba Watson ended with a score of +1/211, earning $124,000 in T-46.
Kalle Samooja finished with a score of +1/211, earning $124,000. His ranking is T-46.
Caleb Surratt’s T-48 score is +2/212 and he earned $90,000.
Eugenio Chacarra, with a T-48 score of +2/212, has earned $90,000.
Lee Westwood finished with a score of +3/213 and earned $60,000.
Ian Poulter scored +4/214, earning $60,000.
Hudson Swafford has a scoreof +5/215 and he will receive $50,000.
Anthony Kim finished the match with a score of +16/226 and won $50,000.
Wade Ormsby received a prize money of $50,000 for finishing in the 54th position.
Matthew Wolff is referred to as WD.
TEAM
The Crushers (consisting of DeChambeau, Howell, Lahiri, and Casey) clinched a victory with an impressive score of -38 and earned themselves a grand prize money worth $3 million.
Group 2, consisting of Oosthuizen, Schwartzel, Burmester, and Grace known as “Stinger”, finished with a total score of -34 earning them $1.5 million in prize money.
- The team consisting of McDowell, Koepka, Gooch, and Kokrak dominated with a score of -33 and earned $500,000 in prize money through Smash.