Listen up, folks! Bryson DeChambeau made a real statement at Aramco LIV Golf Singapore on Friday! With an incredible 6-under 65, he played the lowest round of the day, completely outdistancing the competition on the greens. The Crushers GC captain heads into the weekend at Sentosa Golf Club with a solid three-stroke lead. He's absolutely on fire! The "Mad Scientist" now stands at an impressive 10-under par, chasing his fourth individual title on the LIV Golf Tour – his first since his triumph last year in Korea, where he finished third in the overall points standings. But five guys are hot on his heels, including last week's LIV Hong Kong winner, none other than Jon Rahm. The pressure is building! Rahm, the captain of Legion XIII, had already secured two second-place finishes this season before notching his first win since 2024. Today, he once again showed what a champion he is: a really strong 3-under 67 brought him to a total of 7-under par. With this, he extends his league record to an incredible 23 consecutive rounds under par. Respect! Thomas Detry of the 4Aces GC is also off to a great start. The LIV Golf rookie, who finished second last week, is also at 7-under par after a round of 67. Unbelievable: This is already the eighth time in just 14 LIV Golf rounds that he's landed in the top five! Also at 7-under, we find Majesticks Golf Club Co-Captain Lee Westwood, Southern Guards GC Captain Louis Oosthuizen, and Wild Card player Richard T. Lee. In the team competition, DeChambeau's Crushers are setting the pace! At 15-under, they are three strokes ahead of Legion XIII, who had started the day with a six-shot lead. Last week's Hong Kong champions are in third place at 11-under par. It's still anyone's game! And then Graeme McDowell of Smash GC conjured up the shot of the day! On the 156-yard (142.6 meters) second hole, he simply hit a hole-in-one – and for the second time in a row! Yes, you heard right, last week in Hong Kong he had also celebrated an ace. This makes G-Mac the first player in LIV Golf history to achieve two aces. Overall, it was the 15th ace ever in the young history of the league. Bravo!
