For the second time in as many years with the league, Jon Rahm stormed from behind to steal LIV Golf’s season-long individual championship from Joaquin Niemann.
Rahm made 10 birdies, an eagle and a bogey en route to a blistering 11-under 60 in the final round Sunday at LIV Golf Indy to finish in a tie for first at 22 under with Sebastian Munoz, who made headlines when he fired a 59 in Friday’s first round. Munoz ultimately won the playoff in just one extra hole, capturing his first LIV Golf victory, but Rahm had already clinched the season-long title in regulation due to Niemann’s T-4 finish.
It’s the second runner-up finish in a row and third of the season for Rahm, who claims the season-long title without actually winning a single event outright all year. He did, however, finish inside the top 10 in all but one of his 13 starts.
ABSOLUTELY INCREDIBLE ‼️@JonRahmOfficial shoots 11-under to lead in Indy with the Individual Championship on the line 🔥#LIVGolfIndy@legionxiiigcpic.twitter.com/ZWDjPJnLp7
— LIV Golf (@livgolf_league) August 17, 2025
Rahm and Niemann entered the week as the only two in contention for LIV Golf’s race for the individual championship. Niemann — who won five LIV Golf events this season — had a 12-point advantage in the standings when LIV Golf Indy started but ended up narrowly behind Rahm.
Rahm, a two-time major champion, started hot and stayed hot throughout the day, making birdies on the first two holes before making three in a row on holes 9-11. An eagle on the par-5 13th made it seem as if Rahm was going to run away with the title but a bogey on the very next hole opened the door again. That door was slammed shut down the stretch, as the 30-year-old Spaniard made four birdies in a row to finish the round.
With the performance Sunday, Rahm takes home $20.25 million — $2.25 million for his runner-up finish at LIV Golf Indy and an extra $18 million bonus for his season-long championship victory.
This article originally appeared on Golfweek: Jon Rahm claims LIV Golf 2025 individual title with runner-up in Indy