LIV Golf Final Leaderboard At Asian Tour’s International Series England Event
Peter Uihlein put on an exhibition of golf during the final round at Foxhills to claim a seven shot victory and first professional title in three years
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In the fourth International Series tournament of 2024, it was Peter Uihlein who came out on top, with the American carding a blemish-free eight-under-par final round to win the event at Foxhills.
Going into Sunday, the LIV Golf player led by a single stroke and, thanks to an eagle and six birdies on the final day, Uihlein was able to extend his advantage and take the International Series title by a mammoth seven shots.
Uihlein had already shot a course-record 61 on Friday and, after following it up with a two-under 69, never looked phased on Sunday, as the 34-year-old came in with a six-under-par back nine of 30 to finish well clear of Andy Sullivan and fellow LIV golfer, Caleb Surratt.
Surratt, who is part of Jon Rahm’s Legion XIII side in the LIV Golf League, produced his best finish as a professional, with the American carding a final-round 68 to end in a share of second.
Along with Surratt, Harold Varner III birdied the final hole to get to 12-under and into a share of fourth, which is his best finish of the year, while Richard Bland’s excellent form in 2024 continues, as the Cleeks GC player finished solo seventh at 11-under.
Having claimed both the Senior PGA Championship and Senior US Open, Bland was searching for his third professional win in just three months, but a one-under-par final day meant he finished well back of RangeGoats GC’s Uihlein.
Uihlein claimed his first victory since the 2021 MGM Resorts Championship on the Korn Ferry Tour
As four LIV players occupied the top-10, there was a three-way LIV tie at six-under-par, with Anirban Lahiri, Branden Grace and Thomas Pieters all finishing in a share of 17th. All three men had rather contrasting days, as Lahiri produced a three-under 68, while both Grace and Pieters finished with scores of 71 and 72, respectively.
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Rounding out the LIV leaderboard is Scott Vincent, who finished two-under following a two-over-par round of 73. The Iron Heads golfer is one of the individuals at risk of losing his card from the LIV circuit, with the Zimbabwean 49th in the standings. Essentially, those who finish outside the top 48 are in the ‘drop zone’, with Vincent hoping for a strong showing at LIV Golf Greenbrier next week.
One last mention goes to John Catlin, who has featured in some LIV events in 2024. The American leads both the Asian Tour’s Order Of Merit and the International Series Rankings and, if he were to come out on top, he would secure a spot in the LIV Golf League for 2025.
Along with Vincent, the American shot an over-par round on Sunday to finish in a tie for 43rd, with Catlin finishing behind his nearest rival, Ben Campbell, who ended his day in a tie for 30th at four-under.
Below, we have taken a look at the final LIV Golf leaderboard at the International Series England event:
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Taking up the game when he was just seven years of age, Matt made it into his county squad just a year later and continues to play the game at a high standard, with a handicap of around 2-4. To date, his best round came in 2016, where he shot a six-under-par 66 having been seven-under through nine holes. He currently plays at Witney Lakes in Oxfordshire and his favourite player is Rory McIlroy, despite nearly being struck by his second shot at the 17th during the 2015 BMW PGA Championship.
