Bryson DeChambeau added another victory to his LIV Golf resume Sunday, capturing the Singapore tournament in dramatic fashion after wild card player Richard T. Lee faltered on a short putt in the playoff.
Lee, competing without team affiliation, had the tournament within reach but missed a two-foot putt on the first playoff hole, handing DeChambeau his fourth LIV Golf title. The playoff capped an intense final round at the Singapore venue.
The tournament represented another stop in LIV Golf's Far East swing, offering players a substantial $30 million purse. Individual winner DeChambeau collected $4 million for his victory, while $10 million was allocated for team competition prizes.
DeChambeau's triumph continues his strong recent form as LIV Golf prepares for its next phase. The league heads to South Africa for its upcoming event before players shift focus to the Masters Tournament in early April.
In the team competition, 4Aces GC secured victory with a combined score of 27-under par. The team, featuring Dustin Johnson, Thomas Pieters, Thomas Detry, and Anthony Kim, earned $3 million for their collective performance.
Lee Westwood finished third individually at 12-under par, earning $1.5 million, while Joaquin Niemann claimed fourth place at 11-under for $1 million. Rahm rounded out the top five at 10-under, collecting $800,000.
Ripper GC finished second in team standings at 22-under par, earning $1.5 million, while Legion XIII took third place at 21-under for $900,000.
The Singapore event showcased the global nature of LIV Golf's schedule and the substantial prize money available to competitors. With the tour's next stop in South Africa, players will have another opportunity to compete for significant purses before the golf world's attention turns to the season's first major championship.