Debate aside, LIV Golf has once again delivered a title race that is going right down to the wire between Jon Rahm and Joaquin Niemann. That deserves some recognition.
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Joaquin Niemann and Jon Rahm will go head-to-head this weekend for the LIV Golf individual title at the regular-season finale, LIV Golf Indianapolis, and both said Wednesday they are ready for the next round of their respectful rivalry.
Joaquin Niemann expects the Official World Golf Ranking "to do the right thing for golf" as it reviews LIV Golf's latest submission to receive world rankings points for its events.
With the last of the majors wrapped up for another year, LIV Golf players can now turn their full attention to the final stretch of their own season, which has just three events remaining.
Joaquin Niemann shot 65-63-68 at JCB Golf and Country Club to win LIV Golf United Kingdom by a comfortable three shots. The Chilean now has more wins than Scottie Scheffler in 2025, but it's still hard to take him seriously.
Joaquin Niemann is the standout player on the LIV Golf side of things, just as Scottie Scheffler is over on the PGA Tour. Niemann took apart another LIV event in the UK this weekend to win his seventh event on the breakaway tour and cement his status as the best player in that circuit.
Joaquin Niemann captured his fifth victory of the season following a three-stroke win on Sunday at LIV Golf United Kingdom. Niemann carded a 3-under 68 on Sunday to finish 17-under 196 for the tournament at the JCB Golf and Country Club in Rocester, England.
Joaquin Niemann of Chile has opened up a six-stroke lead heading into Sunday's final round at LIV Golf United Kingdom. The Torque GC captain moved to 14-under par with an 8-under 65 on Saturday at the JCB Golf and Country Club in Rocester, England.
MANASSAS, VA - It might have been the best leaderboard in golf this year, sans majors. It had major winners, some nostalgia, and maybe the hottest golfer on the planet after Scottie Scheffler.
Joaquin Niemann birdied Nos. 14-17 to cap off a bogey-free, 8-under-par 63 for his final round and hung on to win LIV Golf Virginia on Sunday in Gainesville, Va.
Joaquin Niemann is riding a high entering the LIV Golf Virginia event this weekend. He's won five times in the past 20 LIV events. He's the league's season points leader.
Part of any pro golfer’s dream is to win a major event. There are four major events held throughout the year: the Masters, the PGA Championship, the US
Joaquin Niemann is 81st in the world, slivered between Matt Wallace and Max McGreevy in the rankings. It’s an unfair characterization of his game. If any player deserves to complain about the arbitrary nature of the world rankings, it would be the 26-year-old after winning the LIV Singapore title on Sunday.
LIV Golf captain Joaquin Niemann of Chile and PGA Tour golfer Nicolai Hojgaard of Denmark each accepted an invitation to play in the Masters, Augusta National Golf Club chairman Fred Ridley announced Wednesday.
Joaquin Niemann has had a standout year, emerging as LIV Golf’s top player in 2024, a status that comes with both pride and frustration. At just 25 years
LIV Golf heads to Trump National Doral this week for the final tune-up before The Masters, and you'll want to pay close attention if you plan on wagering on the first major championship of the year.
LIV Golf’s Joaquin Niemann continues to be one of the most talked about stars in golf right now. The Chilean golfer once again showed his impressive gameplay with a stunning victory in Jeddah to claim his 2nd LIV Golf title of the season.
Joaquin Niemann is playing better golf than any player in the world — on any tour. The Chilean just won LIV Golf Jeddah by four strokes to capture his third victory in his last six worldwide starts, which ignited a debate regarding his place in the world golf rankings.
One of the brightest young stars in the sport, he wouldn't have been able to qualify for the Masters himself because he's fallen outside the top 50 in the OWGR.