MEXICO CITY – Captain of Crussas GC Bryson Deschambeau is the biggest arguffy golf batter. The Captain of the Ripper GC Cameron Smith is possibly the best putter in the sport. On Sunday in Mexico City of Liv Golf, they will face for the first time in the final group of a final round of Liv Golf.
DCHAMBEAU, thanks to a Birdie at par 3 18 on Saturday, won a single shot over Smith. Both shot coinciding with 5 -under 66 while playing together in the second round of Doorday, a precursor of what promises to be a dramatic and entertaining ending at the Chapultepec Golf Club.
And if that were not enough, the third member of the final trio is the captain of Torque GC Joaquin Niemann, the current leader of points of the season. Niemann is three shots outside the leadership and tied in the low round of Saturday with a 7 bass 64.
“I hope Bryson and I and Joaco can make a good show,” said Smith.
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After having spent 18 holes together on Saturday, and with 18 more sets for Sunday, Deschambeau (13 below) and Smith (12 below) left no doubt how impressed are, however, each biggest mentality inside the strings.
“It’s scary when you get on the greens,” said Dechambeau. “Every time you get on to the Greens, I am like, well, that is a whore. It’s amazing to see it Putt.”
“I wish I could conduct the ball like him,” Smith said. “Or I wonder how much a golfist would be better if I could conduct the ball like him.”
Dechambeau was added: “Play in the final group tomorrow will be very fun. We are going to chase it.”
Deshambeau and Smith are looking for their first individual titles of Liv Golf since 2023, when they combined to win four consecutive events near the end of the season. Since then, Decchambeau has made 19 LIV golf regular be season without a victory; Smith’s drought is 20.
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Fortunately, they have enjoyed the success from a team’s perspective, with the crusher winning the 2023 team championship and the Rippers won last year, with both teams also collecting multiple regular season trophies. The Rippers, who are looking for their second consecutive victory after last month’s victory in Miami, have a two -shooting advantage over the crusers, with GC Torque and Legion XIII tied in third place.
While Dechambeau won the US Open last year for his second career, Smith has had 33 openings worldwide since his last victory. Both are very hungry for an individual champagne liv golf celebration on Sunday.
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“I am trying to win every week,” said Dechambeau, who also led after 36 holes in Miami before finishing alone in the fifth. “Sometimes I don’t bring my best game, but I am giving everything and I try the best every time I introduce myself and put a plug on the floor. Tomorrow it will not be different.”
Smith said he is playing in the final group for the first time since 2023 in Bedminster: “Being in dispute tomorrow and today was a lot of fun. It’s a time for me to be at the top of the classification, so I’m really enjoying it.”
Team scores
The new LIV Golf score format this season now implies that the four scores now count in each round in the team competition. Here are the results and the scores for each team after the RD on Saturday. 2 or LIV Golf Mexico City.
1. Ripper GC -24 (Smith 66, Jones 67, Herbert 71, Leishman 71; Rd. 2 Score: -9)
2. Crushers GC -22 (Decchambeau 66, Casey 69, Howell III 71, Lahiri 71; Rd. 2 Score: -7)
T3. Torque GC -19 (Niemann 64, Muñoz 65, Ortiz 68, Pereira 72; Rd. 2 Score: -15)
T3. Legion XIII -19 (Surratt 64, Hatton 67, Rahm 69, McKibbin 70; Rd. 2 Score: -14)
5. 4 EACK -18 (Johnson 66, Varner III 67, Pietters 69, Reed 70; Rd. 2 Score: -12)
6. Smash GC -12 (Gooch 68, McDowell 70, Koepka 71, Kokrak 72; Rd. 2 Score: -3)
7. Stinger GC -5 (Schwartzel 66, Grace 67, Burmester 68, Oosthuizen 73; Rd. 2 Score: -10)
8. Majesticks GC +1 (Westwood 67, Stenson 69, Poulter 74, Horsfield 77; Rd. 2 Score: +3)
9. Cleeks Golf Club +3 (Bland 66, Kaymer 69, Kjettrup 73, Meronk 75; Rd. 2 Score: -1)
10. GC +4 Fire Balls (Ancer 69, Puig 70, Masaveu 73, García 74; Rd. 2 Score: +2)
11. RANGEGATS GC +7 (Uihlein 71, Watson 71, Catlin 73, Wolff 77; Rd. 2 Score: +8)
12. Hyflyers GC +8 (Mickelson 69, Tringale 73, Ogletrate 74, Steele 74; Rd. 2 Score: +6)
13. Iron heads GC +27 (Read 69, after 72, Kozuma 74, Jang 85; Rd. 2 Score: +16)
Commodines: C. Lee 74, Kim 77
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This piece is courtesy of Mike Mcallister in association with Liv Golf.
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