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Canada’s Richard T. Lee heads into the final round of LIV Golf Promotions in control after posting his second bogey-free 6-under 64 of the week at Black Diamond Ranch. Lee holds a two-shot lead as the field plays Sunday’s final 18 holes, with three 2026 LIV Golf wild-card spots on the line.
Richard T. Lee leads heading into the final round of LIV Promotions
Anthony Kim surged into contention with a bogey-free 4-under 66, highlighted by a strong back nine, to sit tied for second alongside South Africa’s Oliver Bekker and Thailand’s Jazz Janewattananond. Denmark’s Lucas Bjerregaard is solo fifth, with several players still within striking distance.
Lee, who has recorded two eagles, 13 birdies and just one bogey through 54 holes, is seeking to become the first Canadian to earn a LIV Golf spot. Kim, the only American to reach the weekend, is aiming to regain full-time status after narrowly making the cut on Friday.
Anthony Kim reads his putt on the 12th green at Black Diamond Ranch
The top three finishers will earn guaranteed LIV Golf wild cards for 2026, while the top 10 and ties will secure exemptions into the Asian Tour’s International Series, setting up a high-stakes final round.
LEADERBOARD
The top three players after Sunday’s final round of the 36-hole weekend shootout at Black Diamond Ranch will claim the three available LIV Golf wild card spots for 2026. The top 10 players and ties earn exemption into The International Series on the Asian Tour. The leaderboard after Saturday’s first 18 holes:
Richard T. Lee, Canada – 64 Oliver Bekker, South Africa – 66 Jazz Janewattananond, Thailand – 66 Anthony Kim, USA – 66 Lucas Bjerregaard, Denmark – 67 Max Kennedy, Ireland – 69 Takanori Konishi, Japan – 69 Joe Pagdin, England – 69 Sarit Suwannarut, Thailand – 69 Jeunghun Wang, South Korea – 69 Bjorn Hellegren, Sweden – 70 Matt Jones, Australia – 70 Julian Perico, Peru – 70 Kieran Vincent, Zimbabwe – 70 Rattanon Wannasrichan, Thailand – 70 Cory Crawford, Australia – 71 Travis Smyth, Australia – 71 Christopher Wood, Australia – 71 Jose Islas, Mexico – 72 Miguel Tabuena, Philippines – 72 Sadom Kaewkanjana, Thailand – 73 Danthai Boonma, Thailand – 76
