Hatton Secures His First Title in Three Years, Wins LIV Golf Event in Nashville

Tyrrell Hatton, a talented golfer from England, has just secured his first title in three years at the LIV Golf event in Nashville. In the final round, Hatton shot a six-under-par round to defeat compatriot Sam Horsfield by six strokes and earn $4 million in prize money. His exceptional play included birdies on three of his last five holes, finishing at 19 under after 54 holes.

Hatton’s impressive performance was not limited to the individual competition. He also led Legion XIII to victory in the team competition, triumphing over Crushers by five strokes. This win marked a significant milestone for Hatton as he proved to himself that he could win again after a three-and-a-half-year drought.

Notable players in the tournament included Bryson DeChambeau, Jon Rahm, Lee Westwood, and Joaquin Niemann, who all finished tied for third place on 12 under. Hatton’s exceptional play in the second round helped him secure the lead, and he built on that momentum with eight birdies and two bogeys in the final round.

Hatton had joined Rahm’s team in the winter when both athletes switched their allegiance from the PGA Tour to the Saudi Arabian-funded LIV Golf. Rahm praised Hatton for his impressive performance and dominant victory, highlighting the significance of this win after a few years without a title.