Bryson DeChambeau is ready for his first win of the season, and he’s in prime position to make it happen. Currently holding the solo lead at the LIV Golf Miami with a score of 5 under par, the 2-time US Open winner has left the likes of Sergio Garcia and Phil Mickelson in the dust. With the final round on the horizon, fans are abuzz with excitement to see who will take home the trophy.

The final round of the LIV Golf Miami is about to get underway, and the stage is set for a thrilling showdown. DeChambeau will tee off from the first hole alongside Mickelson and Garcia, who are closing in on his lead. With a two-stroke advantage over Garcia and a three-stroke lead over Mickelson, Leishman, and Reed, DeChambeau will be looking to hold off the challenges from his competitors. The group will also feature Jon Rahm, Patrick Reed, and Marc Leishman, all vying for a top spot as the tournament reaches its climax. The shotgun start is set for 12:05 PM ET, and it promises to be an exciting finish to the tournament.

On the teams’ side, Ripper GC is leading the standings, with Cameron Smith, Brooks Koepka, and Charles Howell III set to start from the 17th hole. They’re looking to hold off 4 Aces GC, who trail by just two strokes.

You can learn more about the tee-timing in the tweet by LIV Golf Communications below:-

The final round promises to be an exciting conclusion to the 2025 LIV Golf Miami, with several top players and teams still in contention. With his lead at the Miami tournament, DeChambeau is definitely polishing his skills for the real thing.

Bryson DeChambeau is ‘in a great frame of mind’ for his golf game just days before the Masters

The two-time U.S. Open champion has referred to Augusta National as “heaven,” and it’s clear he’s gunning for a strong performance at the 2025 Masters. “I’d say I’m in a great frame of mind,” DeChambeau said after his opening round. “I’m happy about life. Got a lot of positive things going for me, not only [with my YouTube channel] but outside of that, in business, and just the people that I have around me.” DeChambeau’s history at Augusta National has been a mixed bag, but last year’s T6 finish was a turning point, and he’s looking to build on that momentum.

DeChambeau’s game has undergone significant changes this season, with a focus on finding the right balance between talent and mental toughness. He’s been tinkering with different golf balls, searching for one that provides the perfect amount of spin for his game. “A little bit lower flighting, a little bit more control with my half shots,” DeChambeau said of his ball. “That was a big thing. Left Dash is a great golf ball in firm conditions, but when it got soft, it just super spun, and then when I tried to take half shots off of the Left Dash, it would just knuckle so that I wouldn’t get enough spin.”

With his newfound confidence and comfort in his own skin, DeChambeau is ready to take on the iconic Augusta National course, and considering his performance in the current LIV tournament, you have to admit the odds are in his favor!