LIV Golf Singapore 2025 | Final Round Highlights

Warko Niemann. Oh he'll like that one. And just like Warko Niemann, Dustin Johnson has also led twice going into the final round. He too won both. Needed a playoff in Tulsa and he won last year convincingly in a chilly Las Vegas. So our lead group are underway. Well Brooks Koepka it appears will not give up his Singapore title lightly. This is at three, his second hole. He'd already birdied the second and he goes back to back. Brooks Koepka is three off the lead after his opening two holes. Now Warko for birdie. Plenty of break on this 11-12 footer. Oh that's an early statement of intent from Warko Niemann. And Warko is 12 under par. He leads by one. This was Bryson DeChambeau at 17 for a birdie birdie start of his own. And he has all three par fives on the course over his next eight holes. He can quickly narrow that gap. Terrific start for the four aces. Mainly down to this man Thomas Peters. Teed off at 17 made birdie at the par 3 and that's his birdie at the par 5 18th. So the four aces now lead by eight. Here's the fourth and Phil with his third shot. He's going to play a kind of a dump and run. It's the slope right here. What a touch. Bryson's second shot at the par 5 18th. Well I thought we might see some eagles. I didn't think we'd see that nearly an albatross. Brooks that's for birdie the hard way at four. Hello. What a break. What a break that tee shot was. He gets four. And what a start for Brooks Koepke. This was John Rahms third at five. Oh hello. Of course that was happening. Here's Jason Kokrak for birdie at four. It's his first of the day to move to nine under par. Well the door is ajar here for Warko Niemann to put just a bit of daylight between himself and Dustin Johnson. This for a two-shot lead. Warko Niemann is smack bang in the middle of the zone here in Singapore. John Rahms taps in for birdie. So legion 13 gets a 14 under as well. This is Kokrak for birdie at five. It looks good. It is good. Jason Kokrak is 10 under par. Three back. Picture postcard view of Sentosa Golf Club here in Singapore. How about the seventh green Brooks? Just tap this one in for birdie. And then there were three at 10 under. Three back. Kokrak, Johnson and now Brooks Koepke. Richard Bland for Cleeks Golf Club. He gets to three under par. The double senior major winner last summer. He had his weak sand wedge and changed to the strong one, the 56. He didn't see either DJ or Munoz's ball go over the back. In fact, DJ couldn't see it. That needs to sit a little. Oh, he is tiled in. Good shot. This is an almost identical putt to the one he had on the opening hole. Maybe just a little bit less break. Oh, Wako Neyman is simply cruising here in Singapore. Moment ago, this was Caleb Surratt for birdie at four. Let's see what its confidence level is like. Is he going to do what he's done the last two days? Take it over the water with a big draw. He's teed up high. Well, he's not aiming at the left. Let's put it that way. Oh, he's cutting it all that. Actually, I think that's absolutely ideal. Oh, goodness. That's perfect. Hugging the right side. Just ridiculous. Brooks Koepke is in solo second place. This is for birdie at nine. The defending champion here in Singapore is surging on Championship Sunday. We'll head up to John Rahm at the 10th green for birdie. Oh, he made one. Boy, did he deserve that. Here's something you don't see every day. That's funny enough. It's his only play. Yes. Yeah, he would have to drop it in the jungle otherwise. That's actually the best case scenario you had. Don't practice that a lot, do you, David? No, you don't. I've never seen this. Like practicing standing up in a hammock. Now then, Wako Neyman for birdie. And Neyman is just beginning to slam the door shut on our world-class field here in Singapore. Up a couple. To number 11, John Rahm has this for birdie. He's John Rahm on the charge. Yeah, he has scared everything he's looked at today. He just made a couple recently. Well, Wako Neyman, how impressive is this performance? He's beaten every team but two with his own ball. Yeah. This is just spectacular. Harold Varner, the third. They need something to happen. Pretty quickly here, the four aces. Harold Varner, the third, makes something happen at 14. Munoz, this big bender to the right would, if it goes, tie Torquay for third. Bucket. Dying to play at Live Golf Singapore. Eight behind the four aces. And the gap was 10 early on in the day after those two early birdies for Thomas Peters. But what a turnaround. Sergio Garcia for birdie at eight. Our champion in Hong Kong last week. Abe Anser, this for birdie at eight as well. Sergio four under today. Abe Anser at the moment is two under today. Massiveo, he is contributing massively. That was for birdie at 10. He's two under for his round. Davy Pooch is three under on Championship Sunday. That's his second shot into the ninth. So right now, the Fireballs 11 under today. Comfortably the lowest scorers in the field. Patrick Reid for eagle at 18. The par five. Oh boy, did they need that, the four aces. Finally, a boost. Over at 15, John Rahm has been butcher in the hole. That's his fourth shot. What a beautiful shot. He said he was starting on the left edge of the green. Maybe he's just trying to avoid the tongue. That's just in front of him. So you don't have to worry about hitting into it. Just cut it slightly. Oh, does this look good? I mean, that is just a perfect swing. This is a joy to watch. It's another birdie for Wako Neyman. And he's opened up a gargantuan seven shot lead over Brooks Koepka. Now, Abraham Ansah for birdie at 17. Not a great tee shot. But that avoids any embarrassment. Meanwhile, Davy Pooch at 12. That's five of his last six holes. It's John Rahm off the 17th tee. A great shot from the big man. Three under parkers run today. Eight under overall. Bryson also made a really fast start today. The Crushers GC captain inverted his opening two holes. 16 and 17. And then eagled 18. That was his second shot into the 11th. What about the Ripper GC captain? Cam Smith. The all Aussie team. They won't be defending their Singapore title. They're down in ninth place. Cam at the moment, just inside the points on three under park. Glorious shot there. Picked it clean as a whistle off the turf. Lovely. Tom McKibben of Legion 13. The 20 year old Northern Irishman in his first season. Oh, that is quite superb. And that gets Legion 13 into a tie for second place with the four aces. To the tier two and Abraham Ansah. His penultimate hole here on Championship Sunday in Singapore. Currently in 7th. This is the 18th green and Brooks Koepka has an eagle putt here to leap over Davy Pooje into solo second. It would be shocking. Wonderful lag, but they're shocking if he weren't in contention in Miami. The week before the Masters and we play the Blue Monster. Ben Campbell's second shot at the first. Every stroke, every point so valuable to Ben Campbell. He would dearly love to end with a birdie there. Now then, can Brooks Koepka end his competition with a birdie? Which would likely give him solo second place defending his title. Oh, brilliant, and it's a 65-6 under par today for Brooks. 12 under for the competition. Ben Campbell to get a chance at solo third. Koepka's got second locked. Oh, great putt. That could be massive in the career of Ben Campbell if he were to get third place. So this is John Rahm. A few moments ago at the second. John Rahm has never finished outside the top 10 in a Live Golf event. That streak has reached 16. His streak of under par rounds has reached 21, and that's a new Live Golf League record. That was Pooje at 16 for birdie. He'll have to settle for fourth. Warko's third at 18. Yeah, walked by me after his second shot and looked at me sheepishly and said, sorry, I couldn't go for that green in two. I don't think any apology is needed. He can throw this in behind the hole and use a little backstop. He's determined to end it in style, Warko Niemann. And wouldn't Warko Niemann love to finish it off here with a birdie? His wife, Christina? No. But what an exceptional display of front running by a truly world-class talent. Warko is only the second man to win four Live Golf League titles, and he has obliterated a quality field of Championship Sunday in Singapore. What a win for Warko Niemann. 65 today, 17 under par, his second victory of the year. He's only the second man to win four, and he finishes ahead of the only man with five, Brooks Koepka. The Fireballs win three straight. That is some achievement in the Live Golf League. It's been a blast in Southeast Asia. Now we're headed for the USA.