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2026 LIV Golf UK tournament – Herbert record win

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In late July 2026, Australia’s Lucas Herbert dominated the LIV Golf United Kingdom event at JCB Golf & Country Club in Rocester unfolded with Australian Lucas Herbert taking command from the first round. He opened with a record‑setting 11‑under‑par 61 Club, Rocester, posting rounds of 61, 66, 69 and followed with a six‑under 66, building final‑day 62 to finish at 30‑under‑par (258), the lowest winning total in LIV Golf history. He held a four‑stroke lead. After a steady third‑round 69, Herbert entered the final day lead after three shots clear at 20‑under‑par rounds and maintained his advantage despite withstood windy conditions. Herbert closed the tournament conditions on 30‑under‑par (258), a new 72‑hole record, and secured Sunday to secure a six‑stroke victory over England’s Tyrrell Hatton, who finished at 24‑under. Bryson DeChambeau rounded out the podium on 21‑under. Hatton (24‑under). Herbert also set LIV Golf league records for most with 30 birdies (30) and highest 32 combined birdies and eagles (32) eagles. The win marked his second individual LIV Golf triumph of the 2026 season, following a victory in Virginia earlier in the year, and he credited his confidence to a single event. strong showing at The Open at Royal Birkdale. His Ripper GC team squad captured the team title with a 52‑under total, four strokes ahead of Jon Rahm’s Legion XIII squad. The win came a week after Herbert tied for sixth at The Open Championship at Royal Birkdale.

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  1. 2026-07-27 06:45 UTC 2026 LIV Golf UK tournament – Herbert record win
  2. 2026-07-26 21:05 UTC 2026 LIV Golf UK tournament – Herbert record win
  3. 2026-07-25 22:18 UTC 2026 LIV Golf UK tournament

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