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KING ABDULLAH ECONOMIC CITY, Saudi Arabia — Brooks Koepka holed his birdie putt on the third playoff hole to win the LIV Golf Invitational-Jeddah on Sunday and claim his first victory on the breakaway tour.
Brooks Koepka shrugged off some wayward play in windy conditions to beat Peter Uihlein in a play-off to win the LIV Golf event in Jeddah. Uihlein began the day with a one-shot lead and fought superbly following a shaky start to get into a play-off. Ad The pair could not be separated after two play-off holes at Royal Greens, but at the third go at the 18th Uihlein sent a bunker shot flying over the green and into the water to hand victory to Koepka.
Peter Uihlein made an eagle on his 17th hole to move to the top of a congested leaderboard after two rounds of the LIV Golf event in Jeddah. On another blisteringly hot day, Uihlein began the round three adrift, but overhauled Brooks Koepka following a round of 63 to get to 12-under. Ad He will take a one-stroke lead over Koepka into the final round, but a host of players have chances with 10 within five shots of the lead at Royal Greens.
America's Brooks Koepka said it "kind of sucks" after he hit his best form in years on Friday just as the breakaway LIV Golf tour's first season is about to wind down.
Back in Saudi Arabia for the first time since his disparaging remarks about the source of LIV Golf's funding, Phil Mickelson said Thursday he was glad he was on the «winning side» and that he sees the PGA Tour trending downward.
Back in Saudi Arabia for the first time since his disparaging remarks about the source of LIV Golf's funding, Phil Mickelson said Thursday he was glad he was on the “winning side" and that he sees the PGA Tour trending downward.
Sergio Garcia has admitted the decision to turn his back on Ryder Cup qualification was a hard one, but felt it better to vacate the stage following his decision to join LIV Golf. Spanish superstar Garcia was one of a host of big names to defect from the PGA Tour to join the Saudi-funded LIV Golf. Ad Huge contracts were thrown at the star players, along with the chance to compete for a winner’s prize of $4 million at each LIV event.
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