Lucas Herbert didn't just win LIV Golf United Kingdom Presented by JCB. He rewrote the LIV Golf record book doing it.
The Ripper GC star closed with a 10-under 62 on Sunday to finish at 30 under for the tournament, a wire-to-wire victory by six shots that stands as the lowest winning score in LIV Golf League history.
That's how you finish the job 🏆@lhgolf5 wins LIV Golf United Kingdom presented by JCB with a score of 30-under🙌#LIVGolfUK | @rippergc_ pic.twitter.com/kofAlUg6ma
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Along the way, Herbert also set the league record for most birdies in a single tournament with 30, and the record for most combined birdies and eagles in a tournament with 32.
A man in fine form 💪 @lhgolf5 #LIVGolfUK | @rippergc_ pic.twitter.com/A1exGRvGch
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The individual title was only half of Ripper GC's celebration. The Aussie squad also claimed the team title at 52 under, holding off Legion XIII by four shots, giving Ripper its third win of the season and first in Europe.
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Tyrrell Hatton gave his home crowd something to root for, closing with a bogey-free 9-under 63 to finish runner-up at 24 under.
His performance also helped power Legion XIII to a second-place finish on the team leaderboard at 48 under, with Caleb Surratt having a great week with a T5.
BrysonDeChambeau's own hot stretch, dating back to his positive week at The Open Championship, continued with a closing 4-under 68, good for solo third at 21 under.
His week also lifted Crushers GC to third on the team leaderboard at 42 under as well as lessening the gap between him and Jon Rahm for the individual championship.
Cameron Smith's impressive tournament, capped by his record-tying birdie streak on Saturday, was rewarded with a solo fourth finish at 17 under after a closing 3-under 69 — a fitting individual result to go with the team trophy he lifted as Ripper GC's captain.
Abraham Ancer and Caleb Surratt shared fifth at 14 under, while Harold Varner III, Charles Howell III and Laurie Canter tied for seventh at 13 under.
Canter's week was a quiet highlight for Majesticks Golf Club, closing with a 6-under 66 to give the home fans one more player to cheer down the stretch, alongside Ian Poulter, who finished at 8 under for the week.
It was Herbert's tournament from the opening tee shot on Thursday to the last putt on Sunday — a week that will be remembered as one of the greatest performances in LIV Golf history.
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.@lhgolf5 and @rippergc_ sweep the individual and team titles at LIV Golf United Kingdom presented by @JCBGolfCC 🏆🏆#LIVGolfUK pic.twitter.com/oYRPctLPvu
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