Overview
- Sebastián Muñoz won the Indianapolis finale with a birdie on the first playoff hole over Jon Rahm after opening the week with a 59.
- Rahm's runner-up in Indy lifted him to 226.16 points, edging Niemann's 223.68 for a second consecutive Individual Championship and the $18 million bonus.
- Rahm called the achievement "slightly bittersweet" and said Niemann was "probably the more deserving guy" given the Chilean's five titles.
- The outcome fueled criticism of LIV's points format, with analysts arguing it undervalues victories compared with steady high finishes.
- Relegation drama saw Ian Poulter retain his spot with four closing birdies as Henrik Stenson dropped out, with focus now shifting to the team championship in Michigan.