WATCH: Joaquin Niemann shares wholesome moment with dad as the LIV Golfer helps fix his senior’s golf swing

Joaquin Niemann recently shared a wholesome story about how he fixed his dad's golf swing. He revealed that this was the only time when his old man listened to his suggestion.

Niemann, a two-time champion on LIV Golf circuit is not the only athlete from his family. His mother Pamela has played for Chile's national hockey team and his father Jorge Niemann has been a basketball player. However, this time the sport was golf and for that, he needed his son's advice to correct his swing.

On Thursday, Juen 27, Niemann's team Torque GC shared a reel on Instagram, where the 25-year-old Chilean golfer shared an interesting story about his dad.

"I was watching my dad hitting balls on the range and he was not doing great," he revealed. "There's nothing... there's not much I could tell him but I even gave him a few advice. He was aiming too far right going on top. I told him to hit a little bit farther left kind of taking a little bit more outside."

"He's not a good listener, but for the first time he listened to me and he hit a nice beautiful drawn the first piece so I'm proud of that," he added.

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How did Joaquin Niemann perform at the LIV Golf Nashville?

Joaquin Niemann carded 12-under in the three rounds at LIV Golf Nashville to finish third. He carded 1-under 71 in the first round and then posted 69 on Day 2 before firing 9-under 62 on Sunday, June 23.

This was Niemann's seventh top-ten finish in nine starts on the Saudi-backed circuit this season. He started the season with a win at Mayakoba. He then claimed the LIV Golf Jeddah, which was followed by four more back-to-back top tens.

Currently, Joaquin Niemann is leading in the LIV Golf season standings. He has accumulated 152 points so far and has 36 points lead over Jon Rahm. His team Torque GC is placed third with 107 points and is just 30 points behind Bryson DeChambeau's Crushers GC.

Outside of LIV Golf, Niemann also competed at the two majors and made the cut at both of them. He tied for 22nd at the Masters Tournament and finished T38 at the PGA Championship.