Niemann wins LIV Golf New York
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Michael Brennan fired a final round 64 to win the Wyndham Championship by three shots, extending a young American winning streak on the PGA Tour.
Joaquin Niemann has a five-shot lead after two rounds at LIV Golf New York. He appears in total command of all facets of his game and is the only player in the field yet to make a bogey. It’s very reminiscent of 2025 when he won a record five LIV Golf tournaments.
Joaquin Niemann and Bryson DeChambeau were two of only three players who received penalties in the four major championships this year. Other players have received warnings for their on-course behavior,
Lee Westwood has rolled back the years at LIV Golf New York this week. Westwood has a genuine chance to win in New York heading into the final round on Sunday, as he trails the leader Joaquin Niemann by four strokes.
Northern Ireland's Tom McKibbin (66) and Harold Varner III (67) are tied for fourth at six under par. Australian Herbert and Englishman Poulter both started the day two shots behind Niemann, but fell off the pace with rounds of even-par 71 and one-over 72, respectively.
Joaquin Niemann played alongside Lee Westwood and Sergio Garcia during the third round at LIV Golf New York on Saturday. Niemann leads Harold Varner III by two strokes heading into the final round in New York,
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Niemann takes solo lead in New York with Herbert, Poulter chasing; Torque grabs team lead
The last time Joaquin Niemann held the solo lead after the first round of a LIV Golf tournament, he finished the week with a victory.