Lee Tae-hoon, a Canadian-Korean golfer, finished tied for fifth at the LIV Golf season finale.
On August 24, in the final round of the Indianapolis tournament held at The Club at Chatham Hills in Westfield, Indiana, Lee recorded seven birdies without any bogeys, finishing with a score of 7-under 63.
With a total score of 15-under 265, Lee concluded the tournament in a tie for fifth place. This marks his second top-five finish of the season, following a runner-up finish at a tournament in Singapore in March.
Lee joined LIV Golf as a wildcard after winning a promotion event ahead of the 2026 season. He did not participate in the team competition.
The tournament was won by Michael LaSasso of the United States, who finished with a total score of 18-under 262, edging out second-place Jon Rahm of Spain, who scored 17-under 263.
LaSasso, who made his LIV Golf debut this year, secured his first victory at this tournament, earning a prize of $2 million (approximately 27.7 billion won).
Bryson DeChambeau and Sergio Garcia both finished tied for third with a total score of 16-under 264.
Song Young-han finished tied for 12th with a total score of 11-under 269, while An Byeong-hun placed tied for 17th at 10-under 270. Moon Do-yeop finished tied for 39th at 4-under 276, and Kim Min-kyu ended tied for 45th at 2-under 278.
LIV Golf planned to conclude the season with the Team Championship starting on August 28 in Michigan. However, due to financial difficulties, the Team Championship has been canceled, making the Indianapolis tournament the season finale.
The Saudi Arabian Public Investment Fund (PIF) has decided to cease financial support for LIV Golf after this year, leaving the league's future uncertain.
* This article has been translated by AI.
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