Joakuin Niemann birded four of the last five holes to pick up his sixth title for Career Liva Golf in Virginia in Robert Trent Jones Golf Club.
Eight – under the final circle he saw him held against the Jurena Graeme McDowell and Anirban Lahiri, beating them with one move.
India Lahiri had the opportunity to bird the final hole to make the playoffs with Liv’s dominant force 2025. years, but he could not risk.
Niemann congested with a rainfall to pick up his sixth victory, which makes him the shortest Liv player, Brooks Koepka sitting in seconds at five wins.
“I felt like a lot of time going during the rain delay,” Niemann said.
“I tried to fall on my real thoughts and that Brison Dechambeau finally turned out pretty clutch, Phil Mickelson, Anirban.
“It could have been for anyone, especially since the beginning of the week, and I have nothing to do. It doesn’t matter. No connection. It doesn’t matter. It doesn’t matter. It doesn’t matter. No connection Connections. Never mind. Never mind. It doesn’t matter. Never mind. I can’t do anything else.
With the victory, Niemann now moves in the United States open to Oakmont, taking a spot for exemption reserved for a top player in Liva Golf League.
“I feel like I’m still pretty far from the victory (Major),” Chilean said.
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“I’m just happy to play on the US Open. It will be a great course, pretty hard conditions. I’m just looking forward to that challenge and amuse a week.”
Dehambeau and Mickelson each was shot six to 65s who finished Thomas Pieter and Bubba Watson, GC (also consisting of Lahiri, Pauli Casey and Charles Hove IIII) to take teams and return to South Korea.
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