Joaquin Niemann Clinches LIV Golf Mexico Title, Ties Koepka’s Record for Most Wins

Joaquin Niemann claimed victory at LIV Golf Mexico City 2025 with a brilliant final-round 65, tying Brooks Koepka’s all-time LIV win record. His fifth individual title cements him as a global golf force heading into major season. The win thrilled fans at Club de Golf Chapultepec and energized the leaderboard.

🔥 A Defining Triumph in Chapultepec

Joaquín Niemann once again proved he’s LIV Golf’s top force in 2025, capturing his third individual title of the season at LIV Golf Mexico City. With a clutch final-round 65 and unwavering control over the field, Niemann clinched a three-shot victory at Club de Golf Chapultepec, securing more than just the trophy — he also earned exemption into the 2025 U.S. Open.

🏌️ Tournament Recap – Final Leaderboard & Key Standings

Position Player Score Notes
🏆 Champion Joaquín Niemann -17 Clinches 3rd title of 2025; earns U.S. Open exemption
🥈 Runner-Up Bryson DeChambeau -14 Strong final push but late bogeys hurt chances
🥈 Runner-Up Lucas Herbert -14 Solid week; tied with DeChambeau
T4 Paul Casey -12 Consistent all week; top team contributor
T4 Sergio Garcia -12 Saturday 63 vaulted him up the leaderboard

🚨 Key Moments & Player Highlights

After a Friday 64 placed him near the top of the leaderboard, Niemann surged to a weekend lead with strategic course management and timely birdies. Sunday’s 65 included a nervy finish, but he held off hard-charging Bryson DeChambeau and Lucas Herbert. Niemann’s steady hand on the elevated greens and sharp ball-striking earned him not only the win but his place at Pinehurst in June.

💬 Joaquín Niemann on His LIV Mexico Win:

“This one means a lot. Mexico is close to home, and the energy this week was amazing. Earning a spot in the U.S. Open is huge for me. I’m proud of how I’ve played this year.”

💥 DeChambeau & Herbert Keep It Interesting

Bryson DeChambeau surged into contention with a Sunday 66, overpowering the course with his signature drives. However, a missed birdie opportunity on 17 proved costly. Lucas Herbert matched his finish, showing remarkable short game finesse, particularly during his second-round 64.

😲 Home Favorite Delivers

Mexico’s own Abraham Ancer, spurred by massive local crowds, delivered a spirited fourth-place finish. Despite early-week struggles, his final-round 65 was one of the best scoring displays of the day.

🌟 Tournament Highlights

Joaquín Niemann earned his third individual title of the 2025 LIV season and secured a place in the U.S. Open at Pinehurst.

Legion XIII, captained by Niemann, won the team title at -36.

Sergio Garcia carded a 63 in Round 2, the tournament’s lowest score.

Chapultepec’s demanding layout tested accuracy and patience, especially on the final five holes.

🌍 Impact on the Golf World

📈 Niemann’s Rise Continues

With his fifth LIV victory, Niemann now shares the all-time record with Brooks Koepka—an elite milestone given the league’s competitive depth. This win also solidifies his status as a top contender heading into major season, especially with his exemptions into The Masters, PGA Championship, and The Open.

📊 Stat Zone: LIV Golf Mexico City Snapshot

Winning Margin: 3 strokes

Low Round of the Week: 63 (-8) by Sergio Garcia (Round 2)

Total Birdies by Niemann: 18

Final Round Conditions: Sunny, 85°F, moderate wind

U.S. Open Exemption: Secured by individual win

  • OWGR Movement: Although LIV events don’t award official OWGR points, Niemann’s major invites are now a formality due to his dual membership and consistent global performances.
  • Historical Note: Niemann’s five LIV titles have come across four different countries—a testament to his versatility and global appeal.

🎉 Fan Experience & Tournament Atmosphere

LIV Mexico City 2025 brought a festival-like energy to Chapultepec. With mariachi bands, mezcal tastings, and passionate galleries, the event was as much a cultural celebration as a golf tournament.

  • The stadium-style 17th hole was a fan favorite, where Niemann fist-pumped a crucial birdie putt on Saturday.
  • Record crowds turned out for Sunday’s final round, many waving Chilean and Mexican flags in support of Niemann and Ancer.

🏆 GOAT Meter: Joaquín Niemann’s 2025 Surge

Progress toward all-time greatness status:

  • ✅ Third individual LIV title in 2025
  • ✅ Secured exemption to the 2025 U.S. Open
  • ✅ Leads LIV Individual Standings
  • ✅ Team captain of title-winning Legion XIII
  • 🕓 Expected to climb further in OWGR with more major invites

🔥 Verdict: Niemann is dominating LIV and pushing into global stardom — this GOAT contender is just getting started.

🔮 Conclusion & What’s Next?

Joaquín Niemann is no longer knocking on the door of golf’s elite — he’s burst through it. With three wins already this season and a U.S. Open exemption secured, all eyes are on Pinehurst, where Niemann could take the next step in cementing his global legacy.

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