The LIV Golf and its members are now on their way to their next tournament, which will take place in Hong Kong. The tournament will feature a standard LIV field of 57 golfers, with a total prize purse of $20 million at stake. Interestingly, the event is hyped a lot among fans because it will be the first start for Anthony Kim after he secured his first competitive tournament in 16 years at the LIV Golf Adelaide.
LIV Golf Hong Kong is a yearly event for the circuit, which is hosted every year at the Hong Kong Golf Club, one of Asia’s biggest and historic courses. The course has been around for more than a century, having been founded in 1889 as the Royal Hong Kong Golf Club. The Hong Kong Golf Club, although one of the oldest golf courses, is a private course, and not everyone can play on it.
Interestingly, this club has a total of 63 holes, which are distributed among four golf courses. Three of these courses are 18 holes, with the Deep Water Bay Course being the smallest at only 9 holes. Talking more about these four golf courses, here are their names, par, and the area they cover:
- Old Course – Par 71 (≈ 6,246 yards)
- Eden Course – Par 70 (≈ 6,128 yards)
- New Course – Par 70 (≈ 6,547 yards)
- Deep Water Bay – Par 28 (≈ 1,608 yards)
While the club is private, visitors to the Hong Kong Golf Club can play on the Fanling Championship Course, which is open Monday through Friday. This is the same golf course that has hosted LIV Golf Hong Kong since 2024.
Who won the 2025 edition of LIV Golf Hong Kong?
The 2025 LIV Golf Hong Kong was one of the most closely contested tournaments in the Saudi-backed league last season. The event took place from March 7 to 9, and after three days of close games, Fireballs GC captain Sergio Garcia stood tall in the end with a total score of 18 under par. He fired three fantastic rounds of -5, -6, and -7 at the Hong Kong Golf Club to secure his three-shot victory.
Talking more about the leaderboard of the tournament, here’s a look at the top 30:
- 1 Sergio Garcia (–18)
- 2 Dean Burmester (–15)
- 3 Phil Mickelson (–14)
- 4 Lucas Herbert (–13)
- 5 Paul Casey (–12)
- T6 Jon Rahm (–11)
- T6 Tom McKibbin (–11)
- T6 Sebastian Muñoz (–11)
- T6 Peter Uihlein (–11)
- T10 Patrick Reed (–10)
- T10 Martin Kaymer (–10)
- T12 Kevin Na (–9)
- T12 Marc Leishman (–9)
- T12 Abraham Ancer (–9)
- T12 Joaquin Niemann (–9)
- T12 Chieh Po Lee (–9)
- T12 Graeme McDowell (–9)
- T18 Harold Varner III (–8)
- T18 David Puig (–8)
- T20 Cameron Smith (–7)
- T20 Danny Lee (–7)
- T20 Louis Oosthuizen (–7)
- T20 Branden Grace (–7)
- T20 Charl Schwartzel (–7)
- T20 Tyrrell Hatton (–7)
- T20 Andy Ogletree (–7)
- T20 Cameron Tringale (–7)
- T20 Bryson DeChambeau (–7)
- T20 Mito Pereira (–7)
- T30 Richard Bland (–6)
- T30 Brendan Steele (–6)
- T30 Carlos Ortiz (–6)
- T30 Thomas Pieters (–6)
- T30 Bubba Watson (–6)
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