contracted LIV Golf pros will travel to Royal Troon this week. The number is the same as the PGA Championship, but this time Greg Norman should be more hopeful. In the last three majors, Bryson DeChambeau has led the pack, deftly accompanied by Tyrrell Hatton in the Masters, Dean Burmester in the PGA Championship, and Sergio Garcia in the U.S. Open. While a handful of LIV golfers are expected to lurk near the top 20 or top-10 in the leaderboard, these five will vie for the title.Niemann has been on a scorching run since last year. He seamlessly translated his globetrotting performance to LIV Golf winning twice in the first three starts. Barring Las Vegas, and Houston, the Chilean is yet to finish outside the top-seven in his ten starts. His Open Championship form has been uninspiring, but the 25-year-old can turn things around this season as a more mature player since Royal Liverpool last year. Joaquin Niemann is 3rd in reaching greens in regulation and 2nd in driving distance on LIV Golf.
