Australia's Lucas Herbert claimed the LIV Golf United Kingdom title in record-breaking fashion, firing a final-round 62 to finish on 30-under-par and secure a six-shot victory at JCB Golf & Country Club in England.
Herbert's total of 30-under is the lowest winning score in LIV Golf history. The Rippers GC player also set league records with 30 birdies and 32 combined birdies and eagles over the four-round tournament.
England's Tyrrell Hatton finished second on 24-under after closing with a 63, while Bryson DeChambeau was third on 21-under.
Herbert's victory also helped Rippers GC claim the team title, finishing four shots clear of Jon Rahm's Legion XIII.
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