Niemann wins LIV Golf Virginia with 63
Joaquin Niemann finished 15‑under to capture his fourth LIV title of the season, edging Graeme McDowell and Anirban Lahiri by one stroke after a weather delay.
Key points
- Niemann shot an 8‑under 63 to finish 15‑under par.
- He beat McDowell and Lahiri by one stroke.
- Ben Campbell set a LIV record with seven straight birdies in the final round.
- DeChambeau’s Crushers GC won the team title, their second straight.
- Niemann now leads the individual standings heading into the US Open.
Joaquin Niemann delivered a flawless final round to win the 2025 LIV Golf Virginia event, firing an 8-under 63 to finish at 15-under par and secure his fourth LIV title of the season—setting a new record with six total wins on the circuit The 26-year-old Chilean surged past a crowded leaderboard with four consecutive birdies after a weather delay, edging out Graeme McDowell and Anirban Lahiri by a single stroke in a dramatic finish.
The tournament at Robert Trent Jones Golf Club saw major champions like Bryson DeChambeau, Phil Mickelson, and Bubba Watson tie for fourth at 13-under, while Jon Rahm and Martin Kaymer rounded out the top ten at 10-under DeChambeau’s Crushers GC also claimed their second straight team title, finishing two shots ahead of 4Aces GC and becoming the league’s all-time winningest team with eight victories.
Ben Campbell set a new LIV record with seven consecutive birdies in the final round, posting a 9-under 62 and making a late push up the leaderboard With the season now past its halfway point, Niemann leads the individual standings and heads into the US Open with major momentum.
Your questions, answered
How did Joaquin Niemann win the LIV Golf Virginia event?
He shot an 8‑under 63 in the final round, finishing 15‑under par and beating Graeme McDowell and Anirban Lahiri by one stroke.
What record did Ben Campbell set during the tournament?
He posted a 9‑under 62 with seven consecutive birdies in the final round, a new LIV record.
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