Canadian-Korean Golfer Richard T. Lee Finishes Tied for 5th at LIV Golf Season Finale

Canadian-Korean golfer Richard T. Lee has finished tied for 5th place at the Indianapolis tournament, the final event of the LIV Golf season.

Playing on the final day of the tournament at The Club at Chatham Hills in Westfield, Indiana, U.S., Lee put on a stellar performance, carding seven birdies without a single bogey.

Finishing with a total of 15-under 265, Lee wrapped up his season in a tie for 5th place, three strokes behind the champion Michael La Sasso.

La Sasso, who debuted on LIV Golf this year, received 2 million dollars in prize money, which was halved compared to the previous tournament.

Ahead of the 2026 season, Lee won a promotion event and joined LIV Golf as a wildcard, meaning he does not compete in the team championship.

His best result of the season came in March when he finished as the runner-up at the Singapore event.

Song Young-han, who was tied for 6th place through the third round, failed to lower his score with three birdies and three bogeys, ending up tied for 12th place with a total of 11-under 269.

An Byeong-hun finished tied for 17th, Moon Do-yeop tied for 39th, and Kim Min-kyu tied for 45th.

LIV Golf had planned to wrap up its season with the Team Championship, a team competition opening on the 27th in Michigan, U.S.

However, as the Team Championship was canceled due to financial difficulties, the Indianapolis tournament became the season finale.
 
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