Secures $4 million bonus in Indy DeChambeau scored a six-under 65 final round at LIV Golf Indianapolis to finish tied for 14th and ended the regular season third in the individual standings. Impact He had no chance in catching Jon Rahm or Joaquin Niemann for the top-2 spots in the individual standings, but DeChambeau still had to contend against Patrick Reed, Dean Burmester and Talor Gooch for third. Even though Reed (T11) did better at Chatham Hills, it wasn't enough for him to leapfrog DeChambeau in the standings, and the latter will collect a cool $4 million bonus as a result. The Crushers captain had his moments this year, such as winning LIV Golf Korea, finishing in the top-5 at The Masters and PGA Championship and scoring an historic three-round stretch at The Open to climb into the top-10. However, 2025 could be seen as an overall disappointing campaign for DeChambeau, who didn't make the cut in his US Open defense and failed to crack the top-10 in each of the last four LIV Golf tournaments of the regular season. He'll lead his Crushers GC squad of Paul Casey, Anirban Lahiri and Charles Howell III into Michigan next weekend as the second seed for the LIV Golf Team Championship.
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