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Lucas Herbert made history in the LIV Golf League. The Ripper GC player won LIV Golf UK Presented by JCB with an impressive wire-to-wire performance, finishing at 30-under-par—six strokes ahead of the runner-up. This marks the lowest winning score in the circuit’s history.

Liv, results

Herbert dominated from the opening round, carding a 61 at the JCB Golf & Country Club, and never relinquished his lead. In the final round, he shot a 62 (-10), setting two League records in the process: 30 birdies, and a combined total of 30 birdies plus 2 eagles in a single event. It was a remarkable run of form, following his excellent performance the previous week at The Open Championship at Royal Birkdale. «Last week gave me a lot of confidence. I felt I could compete with the best, and I tried to carry that momentum here. Today, even while being pushed by two incredible players, I managed to play my best.»

Top 5 Individual Standings

Lucas Herbert (Ripper GC) –30 (61-66-69-62)
Tyrrell Hatton (Legion XIII) –24
Bryson DeChambeau (Crushers GC) –21
Cameron Smith (Ripper GC) –17
Abraham Ancer (Torque GC) and Caleb Surratt (Legion XIII) –14

For the English crowd, there was also a stellar performance from Tyrrell Hatton, who finished second with a fine bogey-free 63. The Legion XIII player paid tribute to the winner: «Lucas played incredibly. I’m proud of my week, but he was on another planet.» DeChambeau confirmed his strong form with a third-place finish, while Cameron Smith came in fourth, playing a decisive role in his team’s triumph. In the team standings, Ripper GC dominated at -52, finishing four strokes ahead of Hatton and Jon Rahm’s Legion XIII (-48). DeChambeau’s Crushers GC took third place at -42. For the Australian team, this marks their third victory of the season and their first in Europe.

In addition to his individual triumph, Herbert propelled his teammates (Smith, Leishman, and Smyth) to the team title, capping off a memorable weekend for Ripper GC. “It was wonderful to win together,” noted captain Cameron Smith. “Lucas is in incredible form, and it wouldn’t surprise me if he won again before the end of the year.”