"Well done Sergio Garcia"; "Literally no one is watching" - Fans react to Spaniard winning the LIV Golf Hong Kong 2025

Sergio Garcia wins the LIV Golf Hong Kong (Image via Getty, x@Patrickspups, x@EnvelopeWorks)
Sergio Garcia wins the LIV Golf Hong Kong (Image via Getty, x@Patrickspups, x@EnvelopeWorks)

Sergio Garcia carded a bogey-free 7-under 63 to secure a three-stroke win over Dean Burmester at LIV Golf Hong Kong 2025. He finished at 18-under to claim his second title on the Saudi-backed circuit.

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On Sunday, March 9, Garcia entered the final round of LIV Golf Hong Kong in a three-way shared lead. He picked up one eagle and five birdies to close out the tournament with a victory.

In the team portion, Garcia helped Fireballs GC claim the top spot at 37-under. They edged out Stinger GC by one shot, while Ripper GC and HyFlyers GC shared third place.

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Fans online congratulated Sergio Garcia on his second LIV Golf win. However, several fans jokingly mentioned being unaware of the event.

Here's a look at the reactions:

"Literally no one is watching," one fan wrote.
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"Well done Sergio," another fan posted.
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"The best team on LIV 😎☄️🇪🇸," one fan commented.
"Champions Tour looking solid with Sergio and Phill at the top," this fan opined.
"Does he work for the Kansas City Chiefs?" one fan remarked.
"What a great event, with the Masters players like Sergio and Phil showing great form right on time🔥 best thing about it? They are back in Singapore already next weekend 😍🏌️‍♀️⛳️" one fan posted.
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How much did Sergio Garcia earn for winning the LIV Golf Hong Kong?

The purse size for LIV Golf Hong Kong 2025 was $20 million, and Sergio Garcia bagged a whopping $4 million as the winner's share. Dean Burmester earned $2.25 million for his runner-up finish.

Here's a look at the payout for the top 20 and ties at LIV Golf Hong Kong 2025:

  • 1. Sergio Garcia (-18) $4,000,000
  • 2. Dean Burmester (-15) $2,250,000
  • 3. Phil Mickelson (-14) $1,500,000
  • 4. Lucas Herbert (-13) $1,000,000
  • 5. Paul Casey (-12) $800,000
  • T6. Jon Rahm (-11) $566,875
  • T6. Tom McKibbin (-11) $566,875
  • T6. Sebastian Muñoz (-11) $566,875
  • T6. Peter Uihlein (-11) $566,875
  • T10. Patrick Reed (-10) $392,500
  • T10. Martin Kaymer (-10) $392,500
  • T12. Kevin Na (-9) $314,166
  • T12. Marc Leishman (-9) $314,166
  • T12. Abraham Ancer (-9) $314,166
  • T12. Joaquin Niemann (-9) $314,166
  • T12. Chieh-Po Lee (-9) $314,166
  • T12. Graeme McDowell (-9) $314,166
  • T18. Harold Varner III (-8) $255,000
  • T18. David Puig (-8) $255,000
  • T20. Cameron Smith (-7) $202,500
  • T20. Danny Lee (-7) $202,500
  • T20. Louis Oosthuizen (-7) $202,500
  • T20. Branden Grace (-7) $202,500
  • T20. Charl Schwartzel (-7) $202,500
  • T20. Tyrrell Hatton (-7) $202,500
  • T20. Andy Ogletree (-7) $202,500
  • T20. Cameron Tringale (-7) $202,500
  • T20. Bryson DeChambeau (-7) $202,500
  • T20. Mito Pereira (-7) $202,500

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