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LIV Golf

Promotions Final RoundRound 0FT

Black Diamond Ranch, Lecanto, FloridaSunday, 11 January 2026

United StatesSeason 2026

Match summary

Richard T. Lee won Promotions Final Round. It took place at Black Diamond Ranch, Lecanto, Florida.

Event Insights

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1st

Winner

Richard T. Lee

0 pts

Top Finishers

Top finishers
FinisherPts
1stRichard T. Lee0 pts
Report

After Final Round Top 10 plus ties Pos. /Player /To Par /R1 /R2 /R3 /R4 /Total 1 Richard T.

Lee -11 64 66 64 65 2 Bjorn Hellgren -6 -- 66 70 64 3 Anthony Kim -5 -- 69 66 69 T4 Lucas Bjerregaard -3 67 67 67 70 T4 Jeunghun Wang -3 -- 65 69 68 T4 Sarit Suwannarut -3 67 67 69 68 T4 Kieran Vincent -3 -- 69 70 67 T8 Oliver Bekker -2 67 67 66 72 T8 Jazz Janewattananond -2 -- 67 66 72 T8 Takanori Konishi -2 -- 67 69 69 T8 Matt Jones -2 -- 69 70 68 T8 Cory Crawford -2 69 69 71 67 T8 Christopher Wood -2 -- 68 71 67 Richard T. Lee delivered a masterclass in front-running at Black Diamond Ranch, carding a final-round 65 to finish at 11-under-par and secure a dominant five-shot victory.

The Canadian, who was the medalist in three of the four rounds this week, never looked troubled as he coasted to the top spot and became the first Canadian to earn a full-time LIV Golf card. His performance earned him the $200,000 winner's share of the purse and guaranteed his place in the 2026 season opener in Riyadh.

The drama of the day centered on the final two cards. Sweden's Björn Hellgren stayed steady under pressure, firing a 64 to finish solo second at 6-under-par and claim the second available spot.

The final "golden ticket" went to Anthony Kim, who carded a gritty 69 to finish at 5-under-par. Kim overcame early bogeys and a wayward drive on the 13th with a clutch birdie on the 11th and a series of brilliant scrambles on the quarry holes to secure the third and final spot by two strokes over a four-way tie for fourth.

The top 10 finishers, including Kieran Vincent and Matt Jones, also earned exemptions into the Asian Tour’s International Series for the 2026 season.